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Page 53
All general laws or special acts enacted under the provisions of this section may
be altered or repealed by the legislature , at any time after their passage . " It is to
be noticed that the Potter act , without regard to the value of money , and without
...
All general laws or special acts enacted under the provisions of this section may
be altered or repealed by the legislature , at any time after their passage . " It is to
be noticed that the Potter act , without regard to the value of money , and without
...
Page 55
This clearly is included in the power to alter . Whatever is embraced under the
police power , or the power to regulate the exercise or enjoyment of the franchise
for the protection of public interests , will also be comprehended in the power to ...
This clearly is included in the power to alter . Whatever is embraced under the
police power , or the power to regulate the exercise or enjoyment of the franchise
for the protection of public interests , will also be comprehended in the power to ...
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This seems to me to be neither repeal nor alteration , within the meaning of the
constitutional provision , but simply confiscation of property . It takes from the
company , at the mere pleasure of the legislature , the compensation which it was
...
This seems to me to be neither repeal nor alteration , within the meaning of the
constitutional provision , but simply confiscation of property . It takes from the
company , at the mere pleasure of the legislature , the compensation which it was
...
Page 58
Under the power to alter , amend , or repeal a charter , a legislature may change ,
or , in some instances , perhaps , destroy contracts into which the state has
entered by the granting of charters . But this must 1 Pumpelly v . Green Bay
Company ...
Under the power to alter , amend , or repeal a charter , a legislature may change ,
or , in some instances , perhaps , destroy contracts into which the state has
entered by the granting of charters . But this must 1 Pumpelly v . Green Bay
Company ...
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Denying that there are any “ latent limitations ” this power , on he says : “ The
power to alter is given by the constitution just as clearly as the power to repeal ,
and it is difficult to see why a limitation cannot as well be applied to the one as to
the ...
Denying that there are any “ latent limitations ” this power , on he says : “ The
power to alter is given by the constitution just as clearly as the power to repeal ,
and it is difficult to see why a limitation cannot as well be applied to the one as to
the ...
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