ALSCHULER, Circuit Judge.
The one question here involved is whether the statute of limitations (Revenue Acts 1918 and 1921, § 250 (d), 40 Stat. 1083, 42 Stat. 265) bars the asserted tax, and this depends on whether a series of waivers, which upon their face admittedly would toll the statute, are shown by the record to have been sufficiently identified to warrant their admissibility in evidence. The Board of Tax Appeals admitted them, and the alleged erroneous...
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