...State's powers are more expansive "[w]here . . . the respective parties are not private persons . . . but are persons or corporations whose rights and powers...public purposes, by legislative acts, and where the subject-matter of the contract is one which affects the safety and welfare of the public." Id., at...

...to withdraw from its terms without the consent of the other ; and the obligation of such n contract is constitutionally protected from hostile legislation....Where, however, the respective parties are not private I persons, dealing with matters and things in which the public has no concern, but are persons I or...

...to withdraw from its terms without the consent of the other ; and the obligation of such a contract is constitutionally protected from hostile legislation....public purposes, by legislative acts, and where the subject-matter of the contract is one which affects the safety and welfare of the public, other principles...

...to withdraw from its terms without the consent of the other ; and the obligation of such a contract is constitutionally protected from hostile legislation....public purposes, by legislative acts, and where the subject-matter of the contract is one which affects the safety and welfare of the public, other principles...

...to withdraw from its terms without the consent of the other ; and the obligation of such a contract Is constitutionally protected from hostile legislation....not private persons, dealIng with matters and things with which the public has no concern, but are persons or corporations whose rights and powers were...

...contract between public or quasi-public individuals or corporations, Mr. Justice Shiras continues : "When, however, the respective parties are not private persons,...public purposes, by legislative acts, and where the subject-matter of the contract is one which effects the safety aiid welfare of the public, other principles...

...to withdraw from its terms without the consent of the other; and the obligation of such a contract is constitutionally protected from hostile legislation....public purposes by legislative acts, and where the subject-mutter of the contract is one which affects the safety and welfare of the public, other principles...

...•terms without the consent of the other ; and the obligation of such a contract is constitution! ally protected from hostile legislation. Where, ] however,...public purposes, by legislative acts, and where the subject-matter of the contract is one which affects the safety and welfare of the public, other principles...

...contract between public or quasi-public individuals or corporations, Mr. Justice Shiraa continues: "Where, however, the respective parties are not private...public purposes, by legislative acts, and where the subject-matter of the contract is one which affects the safety and welfare of the public, other principles...

...to withdraw from its terms without the consent of the other; find the obligation of such a contract is constitutionally protected from hostile legislation....things in which the public has no concern, but are persona or corporations whose rights and powers were created for public purposes, by legislative acls,...