PER CURIAM.
Under a 1929 instrument called a "lease" affecting a single piece of real estate in Los Angeles, Wilshire Holding Company's predecessor agreed to pay a total of $679,380.00 in "rent" over a period of 68 years to Walburga Oesterreich, owner. At the end of the term the "lessee" would acquire full title by making a nominal payment of ten dollars.
On income tax consequences of the transaction, we have had two companion cases, Oesterreich v. Commissioner...
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