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King Manufacturing Co. Vs. Augusta
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- May 14, 1928
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U.S. 100 (1928) U.S. Supreme Court King Manufacturing Co. v. AugustaSearch
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U.S. 100 (1928) King Manufacturing Company v. CitySearch
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Standard Scale Co. v. FarrellSearch
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we deem relevant, it is well to refer to some which, although cited as in point, appear to us not to be so. Weston v. CharlestonSearch
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Pet. 449, and Home Insurance Co. v. AugustaSearch
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and (b) that a right claimed under the Constitution was denied. There was no negation of other grounds. Williams v. BruffySearch
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contested, was sustained in an opinion by Mr. Justice Harlan. He quoted with approval the above extract from Williams v. BruffySearch
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given effect to an enactment of the Confederate States. This Court there said, after reciting its ruling in Williams v. BruffySearch
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New Orleans Water-Works Co. v. LouisianaSearch
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and after quoting with approval the statement Page 277 U. S. 110 in Williams v. BruffySearch
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In North American Storage Co. v. ChicagoSearch
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in the jurisdictional provisions by the decisions in Williams v. BruffySearch
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and Stevens v. GriffithSearch
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with those cases, but has been approvingly followed and applied in latter cases. In Atlantic Coast Line R. Co. v. GoldsboroSearch
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which confers jurisdiction on this Court. Williams v. BruffySearch
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Reinman v. LittleSearch
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which confers jurisdiction upon this Court. Atlantic Coast Line v. GoldsboroSearch
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sustained by the highest court of the state in which a decision in the suit could be had. Atlantic Coast Line R. Co. v. GoldsboroSearch
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Further applying the ruling in Williams v. BruffySearch
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Lake Erie & Western R. Co. v. PublicSearch
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Improvement Co. v. PublicSearch
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U. S. 113 U.S. 679, 262 U. S. 683 , specifically followed and applied in Northern Pacific Ry. Co. v. DepartmentSearch
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Live Oak Water Users' Assn. v. RailroadSearch
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Citing New Orleans Waterworks Co. v. LouisianaSearch
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order, legislative in nature, of a state commission has been taken in other related cases. Grand Trunk Western Ry. Co. v. RailroadSearch
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Louisville & Nashville R. Co. v. GarrettSearch
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Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. v. RussellSearch
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Appleby v. NewSearch
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rate should continue indefinitely. The city may be under a duty to supply the power at a reasonable rate ( see Millers v. AugustaSearch
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Followed in Sprout v. SouthSearch
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Bend and Nectow v. CambridgeSearch
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validity of a municipal ordinance alleged to be repugnant to the federal Constitution was first invoked in Weston v. CitySearch
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In 1876, the subject was carefully reconsidered in Home Insurance Co. v. CitySearch
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a municipal ordinance could be properly so described. The second of the categories mentioned in Home Insurance Co. v. CitySearch
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has held that a municipal ordinance is not a statute within the meaning of that section. Sperry & Hutchinson Co. v. CitySearch
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co. v. CitySearch
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Birmingham Waterworks Co. v. CitySearch
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Calhoun v. CitySearch
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City of Des Moines v. DesSearch
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City of Dallas v. DallasSearch
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Telephone Co., 272 F. 410. See also Land Development Co. v. CitySearch
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of an authority exercised under the United States had been challenged was indicated in Maricopa & Phoenix R. Co. v. ArizonaSearch
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U. S. 347 , 156 U. S. 350 -351, and Parsons v. DistrictSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court King Manufacturing Co. v. AugustaSearch
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King Manufacturing Company v. CitySearch
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