PER CURIAM.
In this case, where an estate tax was paid in December of 1951 by the executor of a decedent's will which had been duly admitted to probate, but was superseded by a second or later will, admitted to probate on April 16, 1953, and subsequently sustained as valid in litigation, District Judge Paul Jones held that the three-year statute of limitation began to run against the claim for refund of the estate tax paid by the executor of the first will from April...
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