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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Vs. Mellon
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- Jun 04, 1923
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U.S. 447 (1923) U.S. Supreme Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. MellonSearch
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U.S. 447 (1923) Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. MellonSearch
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Proceedings not of a justiciable character are outside the contemplation of the constitutional grant. In Wisconsin v. PelicanSearch
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Chief Justice Jay, in Chisholm v. GeorgiaSearch
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the duty of the Governor in the premises was in the nature of a moral, rather than a legal, obligation. Kentucky v. DennisonSearch
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How. 66, 65 U. S. 109 . In New Hampshire v. LouisianaSearch
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New York v. LouisianaSearch
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payment of the bonds of another State for the benefit of the assignors, citizens of the plaintiff States. In Georgia v. StantonSearch
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of questions of a political or governmental character. On the other hand, jurisdiction was maintained in Texas v. WhiteSearch
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Florida v. AndersonSearch
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U. S. 667 , and Alabama v. BurrSearch
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in Georgia v. TennesseeSearch
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in Missouri v. HollandSearch
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in character, and therefore is not a matter which admits of the exercise of the judicial power. In Georgia v. StantonSearch
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In Cherokee Nation v. GeorgiaSearch
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See also Luther v. BordenSearch
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Mississippi v. JohnsonSearch
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Pacific Telephone Co. v. OregonSearch
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Louisiana v. TexasSearch
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to pass abstract opinions upon the constitutionality of acts of Congress as it was held to be, in Cherokee Nation v. GeorgiaSearch
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presents no justiciable issue, as was ruled in Georgia v. StantonSearch
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While the State, under some circumstances, may sue in that capacity for the protection of its citizens ( Missouri v. IllinoisSearch
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the question has either been allowed to pass sub silentio or the determination of it expressly withheld. Millard v. RobertsSearch
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this Court that resident taxpayers may sue to enjoin an illegal use of the moneys of a municipal corporation. Roberts v. BradfieldSearch
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misuse is not inappropriate. It is upheld by a large number of state cases, and is the rule of this Court. Crampton v. ZabriskieSearch
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Nevertheless, there are decisions to the contrary. See, Page 262 U. S. 487 for example, Miller v. GrandySearch
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or restrain the action of the other. We are not now speaking of the merely ministerial duties of officials. Gaines v. ThompsonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. MellonSearch
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In Wisconsin v. PelicanSearch
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Chisholm v. GeorgiaSearch
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Kentucky v. DennisonSearch
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In New Hampshire v. LouisianaSearch
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States. In Georgia v. StantonSearch
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Texas v. WhiteSearch
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and Alabama v. BurrSearch
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Georgia v. TennesseeSearch
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Missouri v. HollandSearch
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In Georgia v. StantonSearch
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Georgia v. StantonSearch
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Missouri v. IllinoisSearch
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Roberts v. BradfieldSearch
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Court. Crampton v. ZabriskieSearch
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Miller v. GrandySearch
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Gaines v. ThompsonSearch
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