Estate of Philip Meriano, Deceased, Anita Panepinto, Administratrix - Page 28

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          that a decision would be submitted when the litigation in the               
          Orphans' Court involving Lynch and Reardon was concluded.                   
               On March 19, 1990, Latourette filed a status report with the           
          Court in which he informed the Court:                                       
                    As requested in the Order of the Honorable Arthur                 
               L. Nims, III, dated September 7, 1990, we are                          
               responding with the current status of the above matter.                
               On August 1, 1989, the Philadelphia Orphans' Court en                  
               banc ruled that John T. Lynch, Jr. was required to                     
               refund to the Estate of Philip Meriano $195,525.99 plus                
               interest to August 1, 1989 of $100,606.03 and Edward J.                
               Reardon, Jr. was required to refund to the Estate of                   
               Philip Meriano $78,983.10 plus interest of $40,638.79.                 
               John T. Lynch has appealed the decision but we have                    
               reached a settlement with Edward J. Reardon, Jr.                       
               Accordingly, we are not as yet in a position to                        
               finalize the Federal estate tax settlement.  * * *                     
               On February 12, 1990, Ridgely Abbe Scott (Scott) entered his           
          appearance as counsel for the estate.  Scott is the husband of              
          Panepinto.  He was in February 1990, and is now, Associate                  
          Professor of Law at Widener University School of Law where he               
          teaches Corporate Tax I, Federal Income Tax, and Taxation of                
          Compensation.  He received his LL.M. in taxation in 1978 from New           
          York University School of Law.  He had a full schedule of courses           
          to teach in the fall and spring semesters in each year beginning            
          with the spring term of 1990.  In addition, he taught summer                
          school classes in 1990 and 1991.                                            
               When he filed his appearance in this case, he was not                  
          associated with any law firm.                                               


          28, 1988; Dec. 27, 1988; Mar. 2, 1989; and Sept. 1, 1989.                   




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