Jurisdiction of U.S. District Courts Over Suits Relating to Orders of State Administrative Boards: Hearings ... on S. 752 ... Feb. 27- Mar.1, 19341934 - 319 halaman |
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action American Bar Association appeal apply BECK Ben Avon BENTON BRACELEN circuit court citizens commis commission orders commission's order committee CONDON confiscation confiscatory Congress constitutional rights corporation counsel decision delay determination diversity of citizenship due process enforcement enjoin equity EVERETT evidence fact Federal district courts final findings fourteenth amendment granted Harvard Law Review HATTON W hearing interest interlocutory injunction Interstate Commerce Commission investors issue Johnson bill judges judgment Judicial Code judicial power judicial review Judiciary Justice legislation litigation lower Federal courts MAGILL MALTBIE matter MINTON opinion pending present procedure proceedings proposed Public Service Commission public utility question Railroad Commission rate order reason referred regulation regulatory remedy representing section 266 Senator Johnson statement statute stay suit Supreme Court TARVER Telephone testimony tion trial trial de novo tribunal United States Supreme Utilities Commission Utilities Commissioners WEST Wisconsin writ York
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