Estate of Goodhue

In Re Estate of Goodhue

Good Law
127 Cal. App. 283·15 P.2d 771
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 1, 1932Docket No. 8433.California1,566 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

York, J.

The question involved in this appeal relates to the appraisement of 938 shares of the capital stock of the Pacific Manufacturing Company of the par value of $100 per share. The state inheritance tax appraiser appraised this stock at its book value of $210 per share. Respondent Kaime, one of the heirs at law of decedent, filed her objections to said appraisement, and the matter was tried upon an agreed statement of facts, with the result that the lower court fixed the value of said shares of stock at $100 per share.

The agreed statement of facts is, in part, as follows: “The decedent above named died testate on or about December 16, 1928, a resident of Los Angeles County and left property taxable under the Inheritance Tax Laws of the State of California; that included in property left by decedent is intangible property which the Inheritance Tax Appraiser has reported to be of the fair market value of $209,230.13. That of said amount said Insurance Tax Appraiser has reported 938 shares of the capital stock of Pacific Manufacturing Company belonging to decedent at the time of her death at $196,980.00, or $210.00! per share. That the method used by said Inheritance Tax Appraiser in…

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