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Houghton Vs. Payne

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 11, 1904

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  6. U.S. 88 (1904) U.S. Supreme Court Houghton v. Payne
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  8. stated intervals, have been treated as periodicals and entitled to the privileges of second-class mail matter. Payne v. United
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  9. General in that regard. We had occasion to consider this subject at length in the case of the United States v. Alabama
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  10. right having been created by such certificate, no contract can be said to be impaired by its revocation. Salt Co. v. East
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  12. of two reasonable interpretations that weight is given to the doctrine of contemporaneous construction. United States v. Graham
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  13. construction, and consequently no need of anything to give it aid. The cases to this effect are numerous. Edwards v. Darby
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  15. practice was obviously and clearly forbidden by the language of the statute under which it proceeded. In United States v. Finnell
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  16. or clearly wrong, it Page 194 U. S. 103 would be the duty of the court to so adjudge. United States v. Graham
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  17. Wisconsin C. R. Co. v. United
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  18. charged with the execution of the statute should be respected, and not overruled except for cogent reasons. Edwards v. Darby
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  22. of the United States v. Alabama
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