Show Heirs of Healy Estate Estate- Losers In Suit Over Inheritance Tax I I I I I I I I I Gifts Declared by Court to Have Been Made la c in inI Shadow Shador r of Dea Death l lI I II nUU S Special Cl l 9 March larch Z Involving i an In Inheritance Inheritance In- In O tax amounting to approximately ap ap- proximately Judge A A. A E E. Pratt Prall rendered his decision toda today In the case caseI of ot the the- state against the Patrick Henly estate holding that when hen Mr lr during 1517 1917 transferred property valued at approximately to lo his hla wife wile and property valued at approximately approximately matel to his hlll daughter Mrs Jr J. J T. T L Lynch during Ill 1918 and property valued at Jt lo to his wife that his action was an anticipatory anticipator testamentary tar tary disposition By B the tho order of or the tho court both Mr Mrs Healy Heily and Mrs Lynch aro given ten days dag to lo file an Inventory o of the prop ProP- ert erty in order that appraisers ma may be appointed and tho the amount of oC the thc In Inheritance In- In ta computed It Is 18 understood understood understood under under- stood that tho case will bo bu appealed Tho ilic court said sald It was as of or the tho opinion from the evidence presented that Mr lr Hea Healy knew hl his death was but a matter mat mat- ter ter- of or a n. few tew years Ho did not leave I I himself enough for his own own expenses though ho retained enough stock In tho thic Commercial National bank banI and und Inthe in inthe the tho Heal Healy Real neal Estate Investment company compan to continue ue In the active mana management of or those concerns concern until his death Following the disposition of or his property to his wife ant and daughter his entire estate amounted to hut but in 1918 though he lie had he been en known to be worth more than before the tr transfer wa w j j made This Is ia the thc first case caSA of ot its kind to tobe tobe tobe be decided in Utah und under r. r tho Inherit Inheritance anco ance tax and created considerable comment commont com corn mont ment among amonI tho legal profession slon throughout the state when m District Attorney Attorney At At- t torne torney Stuart P. P Dobbs brought it be before before bo- bo fore the thc court |