The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 55
... opinion causing its repeal . Should it ever be proven in any given case that a state has reduced its interior rates with the deliberate purpose of favoring its own industries to the injury of a neighboring state , then it will be ample ...
... opinion causing its repeal . Should it ever be proven in any given case that a state has reduced its interior rates with the deliberate purpose of favoring its own industries to the injury of a neighboring state , then it will be ample ...
Page 57
... opinion rendered in the Minnesota Rate Case , gives recognition to the same prin- ciple . He says : " Our system of government is a practical adjustment , by which the na- tional authority as conferred by the constitution is maintained ...
... opinion rendered in the Minnesota Rate Case , gives recognition to the same prin- ciple . He says : " Our system of government is a practical adjustment , by which the na- tional authority as conferred by the constitution is maintained ...
Page 82
... opinion did not , on the whole , justify the em- peror , means were found to remove him , and his successor corrected his error . I apprehend that this essential prin- ciple of the referendum underlies all effective administra- tion ...
... opinion did not , on the whole , justify the em- peror , means were found to remove him , and his successor corrected his error . I apprehend that this essential prin- ciple of the referendum underlies all effective administra- tion ...
Page 94
... opinion be- ing filed , and hence the court has announced the doctrine that where a contract of conditional sale is delayed in recording , the recording thereof does not operate as a preferential transfer be- cause by the contract ...
... opinion be- ing filed , and hence the court has announced the doctrine that where a contract of conditional sale is delayed in recording , the recording thereof does not operate as a preferential transfer be- cause by the contract ...
Page 122
... opinion it is wholly insufficient in the case of a wagon propelled by gas- oline which is capable of making fifty miles an hour . What would be regarded as sufficient care in the former case might be gross negligence in the latter . The ...
... opinion it is wholly insufficient in the case of a wagon propelled by gas- oline which is capable of making fifty miles an hour . What would be regarded as sufficient care in the former case might be gross negligence in the latter . The ...
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