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O'Neill Vs. Leamer

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Nov 29, 1915

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  1. Appleby Vs. Buffalo US Supreme Court · May 29, 1911
  2. Clark Vs. Nash US Supreme Court · May 15, 1905
  3. U.S. 244 (1915) U.S. Supreme Court O'Neill v. Leamer
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  4. U.S. 244 (1915) O'Neill v. Leamer
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  5. of Article IV of the federal Constitution is obviously futile ( Pacific Telephone Co. v. Oregon
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  6. See United Page 239 U. S. 249 States v. Jones
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  7. Hooker v. Los
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  8. McGovern v. New
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  9. basis if made. It is plain that with respect to none of these matters is there any question for our review. Appleby v. Buffalo
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  10. right in this respect was denied by the state court. In this view, jurisdiction attaches ( Missouri Pacific Railway v. Nebraska
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  11. Strickley v. Highland
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  12. Offield v. N.Y
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  13. Hairston v. Danville
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  14. Union Lime Co. v. Chicago
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  15. it is found that the public welfare is involved. Acts with a different purpose have been held unconstitutional. Jenal v. Green
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  16. Welton v. Dickson
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  17. that the enterprises which it contemplates are those distinctly of a public character. In Drainage District No. 1 v. Richardson
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  18. That question was decided by this Court in the case of Neal v. Vansickle
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  19. Barnes v. Minor
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  20. State v. Hanson
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  21. the local situation the state court is peculiarly familiar, and its judgment is entitled to the highest respect. Clark v. Nash
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  22. of reclamation by which wet lands throughout the state may be opened to profitable use. Fallbrook Irrigation District v. Bradley
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  23. and expense should be apportioned according Page 239 U. S. 254 to benefits. Fallbrook Irrigation District v. Bradley
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  24. purpose has, from the standpoint of the federal Constitution, abundant support in the decisions of this Court. Wurts v. Hoagland
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  25. Fallbrook Irrigation District v. Bradley
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  26. in the method of appraisement. If, by reason of the difference in the statute from that construed in Trester v. Missouri
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  27. U.S. Supreme Court O'Neill v. Leamer
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  28. Pacific Telephone Co. v. Oregon
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  29. States v. Jones
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  30. Missouri Pacific Railway v. Nebraska
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  31. Jenal v. Green
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  32. of Neal v. Vansickle
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  33. Barnes v. Minor
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  34. Court. Wurts v. Hoagland
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  35. Trester v. Missouri
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