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ChamplaIn Realty Co. Vs. Brattleboro
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 11, 1922
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U.S. 366 (1922) U.S. Supreme Court Champlain Realty Co. v. BrattleboroSearch
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U.S. 366 (1922) Champlain Realty Company v. TownSearch
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saving them from loss, are in interstate commerce, and not subject to state taxation. P. 260 U. S. 371 . Coe v. ErrolSearch
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case, delivered the opinion of the Court. The Vermont Supreme Court depended for its conclusions chiefly upon Coe v. ErrolSearch
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causes, over which he could exercise no control, would have been actually continuous. This was not the case in Coe v. ErrolSearch
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The case at bar is easily distinguishable from the other cases cited by the Vermont Supreme Court. In Bacon v. IllinoisSearch
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commerce journey, and brought the grain within the taxable jurisdiction of the state. So, in General Oil Co. v. CrainSearch
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for preparing the oil for another interstate journey. So far as it bears upon this case, American Steel and Wire Co. v. SpeedSearch
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U. S. 500 , presented a similar state of facts and ruling. In Diamond Match Co. v. OntonagonSearch
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company, and there was no interstate commerce until the final shipment to Green Bay began. In the cases of Brown v. HoustonSearch
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U. S. 622 , and Pittsburg Coal Co. v. BatesSearch
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are only to promote the safe or convenient transit, then the continuity of the interstate trip is not broken. State v. EngleSearch
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State v. CarriganSearch
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N.J.Law 36. This was the case in Kelley v. RhoadsSearch
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taxation in Wyoming where they stopped and grazed on their way. Another instance is as to that part of the logs in Coe v. ErrolSearch
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in the intermediate state did not destroy interstate continuity of the trip. But this was not always so, as Bacon v. IllinoisSearch
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and General Oil Co. v. CrainSearch
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Of all the cases in this Court where such movable property has been held taxable, none is nearer in its facts than Coe v. ErrolSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Champlain Realty Co. v. BrattleboroSearch
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Champlain Realty Company v. TownSearch
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the Vermont Supreme Court. In Bacon v. IllinoisSearch
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In Diamond Match Co. v. OntonagonSearch
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of Brown v. HoustonSearch
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and Pittsburg Coal Co. v. BatesSearch
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State v. EngleSearch
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Kelley v. RhoadsSearch
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Bacon v. IllinoisSearch
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