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Omaha Vs. Omaha Water Co.
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- May 31, 1910
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Omaha v. OmahaSearch
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Water Co. - 218 U.S. 180 (1910) U.S. Supreme Court Omaha v. OmahaSearch
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Water Co., 218 U.S. 180 (1910) Omaha v. OmahaSearch
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must be unanimity of conclusion by such board, unless otherwise indicated by the terms of the submission. Hobson v. M'ArthurSearch
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Green v. MillerSearch
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Wheeling Gas Co. v. WheelingSearch
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when the submission is a matter which concerns the public. But, whatever the reason, so are the authorities. Colombia v. CaucaSearch
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Rel. Washington v. NicholsSearch
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Griffindley v. BarkerSearch
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used when the other is more appropriate. Counsel have cited and pressed upon us the case of Continental Ins. Co. v. GarrettSearch
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to show what had been destroyed as well as its value. The case is wholly unlike the one here presented. In Collins v. CollinsSearch
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as would vitiate the award. In such a matter, the rules relating to judicial inquiry would apply. Continental Ins. Co. v. GarrettSearch
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and inform themselves from any other source, as experts who were at last to act upon their own judgment. Kelly v. CrawfordSearch
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go on, or any mere goodwill as between such a plant and its customers. That kind of goodwill, as suggested in Willcox v. ConsolidatedSearch
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value of the business as a going concern, is evident. Such an allowance was upheld in National Waterworks Co. v. KansasSearch
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of the learned Justice, and shall not try to. That case has been approved and followed in Gloucester Water Supply Co. v. GloucesterSearch
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Mass. 365, and Norwich Gas & Electric Co. v. NorwichSearch
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Conn. 565. No such question was considered in either Knoxville v. KnoxvilleSearch
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Water Co., 212 U. S. 1 , or in Willcox v. ConsolidatedSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Omaha v. OmahaSearch
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Hobson v. M'ArthurSearch
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Colombia v. CaucaSearch
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Rel. Washington v. NicholsSearch
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of Continental Ins. Co. v. GarrettSearch
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In Collins v. CollinsSearch
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Continental Ins. Co. v. GarrettSearch
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Willcox v. ConsolidatedSearch
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National Waterworks Co. v. KansasSearch
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Gloucester Water Supply Co. v. GloucesterSearch
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and Norwich Gas & Electric Co. v. NorwichSearch
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