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Wurts Vs. Hoagland
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- May 04, 1885
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U.S. 606 (1885) U.S. Supreme Court Wurts v. HoaglandSearch
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U.S. 606 (1885) Wurts v. HoaglandSearch
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of the Constitution of the United States. Page 114 U. S. 607 This was a writ of error by the devisees of Mary V. WurtsSearch
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Jones v. LoreSearch
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Doremus v. SmithSearch
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Westcott v. GarrisonSearch
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State v. FrankSearch
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State v. NewarkSearch
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Berdan v. RiserSearch
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Coster v. TidewaterSearch
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State v. BlakeSearch
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Hoagland v. WurtsSearch
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N.J.Law 175, 179. Page 114 U. S. 611 In State v. NewarkSearch
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In Coster v. TidewaterSearch
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since treated by the courts of New Jersey as finally establishing the constitutionality of such statutes. In State v. BlakeSearch
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is so fully recognized, that it is now too late to call it in question. It is clearly affirmed in the Tidewater Co. v. CosterSearch
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unanimous judgment, approved this statement of the Supreme Court, as well as that of Chief Justice Beasley, in Coster v. TidewaterSearch
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as a taking of private property for a public use was disapproved by the Court of Errors in 41 N.J.Law 178. In Kean v. DriggsSearch
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owners, and the Supreme Court observed that in the opinions of the Court of Errors in the present case and in Coster v. TidewaterSearch
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expense. The case comes within the principle upon which this Court upheld the validity of general mill acts in Head v. AmoskeagSearch
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Scudder v. TrentonSearch
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Howe v. PlainfieldSearch
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due process of law within the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States. Barbier v. ConnollySearch
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Hagar v. ReclamationSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wurts v. HoaglandSearch
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of Mary v. WurtsSearch
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In State v. NewarkSearch
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In State v. BlakeSearch
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the Tidewater Co. v. CosterSearch
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In Kean v. DriggsSearch
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Head v. AmoskeagSearch
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of the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States. Barbier v. ConnollySearch
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