BOOTH, Chief Justice.
The pertinent facts of this case are stated in the findings and the opinion of the court. The record is not open to serious controversy, for it is made up as to vital issues involved upon documentary evidence. If the unlimited waiver of the statute of limitations executed in accord with section 250 (d) of the Revenue Act of 1921, 42 Stat. 265, is a valid and binding one, it is then apparent that the collection of the tax for which a refund is...
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