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    1. Lorenzo v Posadas

    Facts:

    1. Thomas Hanley died in Zamboanga leaving a will and considerable amount of real and personal prop2. Probate proceeding begun. Will states:

    1. Money left to be given to nephew2.

    Real prop not tobe sold w/in 10 yrs from death. Same be handled by exec and proceeds given toMatthew and he be directed to use it for education of brothers children and descendants

    3. 10 yrs after death, property iven to Matthew to be disposed of in a manner he deemsadvantageous

    3. resp CIR went to the probate court praying that the trustee, plaintiff herein, be ordered to pay to theGovernment the said sum of P2,052.74

    4. Pet paid in protest asking CIR to refund the amount or suit to be brought. Overrued, refused to refundIssues:

    1. When does inheritance tax accrue2. what value to base the inheritance tax, from death or after 10 yrs?3. deductible compensation due to trustees?4. What law governs the case at bar? Should the provisions of Act No. 3606 favorable to the tax -payer be

    given retroactive effect?

    5. Has there been delinquency in the payment of the inheritance tax?Ruling:

    1. Section 1536 as amended, of the Administrative Code, imposes the tax upon every transmission by virtueof inheritance, devise, bequest, gift mortis causa, or advance in anticipation of inheritance,devise, or

    bequest. The tax therefore is upon transmission or the transfer or devolution of property of a decedent,

    made effective by his death, which is the transfer to Moore, the trustee. Tax shall have been paid beofre

    such transfer

    2. If death is the generating source from which the power of the estate to impose inheritance taxes takes itsbeing and if, upon the death of the decedent, succession takes place and the right of the estate to tax

    vests instantly, the tax should be measured by the value of the estate as it stood at the time of thedecedents death

    3. There is no statute in the Philippines which requires trustees commissions to be deducted in determiningthe net value of the estate subject to inheritance tax There is no statute in the Philippines which requires

    trustees commissions to be deducted in determining the net value of the estate subject to inheritance tax

    4. Act. No. 3606 went into effect on January 1, 1930. It, therefore, was not the law in force when the testatordied on May 27, 1922. The law at the time was section 1544 above -mentioned, as amended by Act No.

    3031, which took effect on March 9, 1922. It is well-settled that inheritance taxation is governed by the

    statute in force at the time of the death of the decedent

    5. delivery to the trustee was delivery to thecestui quetrust, the beneficiary in this case, within the meaningof the first paragraph of subsection (b) of section 1544 of the Revised Administrative Code. The

    delinquency in payment occurred on March 10, 1924, the date when Moore became trustee. The interestdue should be computed from that date

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    2. Corre v Tan Corre

    Facts:

    1.