...18 Wallace, 20G. Bradley cs. Lill, Nolan, Sup»nisor, &c., 33 New York, 161. These cases were both reversed by the United States Supreme Court, on the ground that the state can only impose a tax upon the shares of national bank stock where it taxes the shares and not the...

...shareholders.4 This case slumbered for thirteen years. But in 1880 a decision involving this precise question was reversed by the United States Supreme Court on the ground that "the prohibition against the taxation of national bank shares at a greater rate than that imposed upon other...

...shareholders. This case slumbered for thirteen years ; but in 1880 a decision involving this precise question was reversed by the United States Supreme Court on the ground that "the prohibition against the taxation of national bank shares at a greater rate than that imposed upon other...

...wholesale dealers. The conviction was confirmed by the supreme court of this State : but that judgment was reversed by the United States supreme court, on the ground that this act, to that extent, is a regulation of inter-state commerce. — People v. Lyng, 74 / 579 : Lyng...

...power of the legislature in the interests of the public health. But, on writ of error, this decision was reversed by the United States Supreme Court, on the ground that it denied to employer and employed the right to freely contract without reason. Lochner v. New York,...

...judgment of conviction was entered, which was affirmed by the Georgia Supreme Court. This conviction was reversed by the United States Supreme Court, on the ground that the Georgia law is "repugnant to the thirteenth amendment and to the Act of 1867." National Labor Relations...

...on the same terms that such quotations are furnished by it to other person, s.12 But this decision was reversed by the United States Supreme Court on the ground that the transmission of the quotations was interstate commerce.12* § 4454. — Regulations as to poles and...

...plaintiff could prevent any increase in rates. Supreme Council v. Green, 206 NY 591, 100 NE 411 (1912). The case was reversed by the United States Supreme Court on the ground that the New York judgment violated the full faith and credit clause. The rather obscure opinion of Chief Justice...

...interstate commerce, and not subject to State regulation. The order of the State commission was upheld by the United States Supreme Court, on the ground that the State might regulate until the Federal Congress occupied the field. Mr. NELSON. That is going about as far...

...interstate commerce, and not subject to State regulation. The order of the State commission was upheld by the United States Supreme Court, on the ground that the State might regulate until the Federal Congress occupied the field. Mr. NELSON. That is going about as far...