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Wheeling Steel Corp. Vs. Glander
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- Jun 20, 1949
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U.S. 562 (1949) U.S. Supreme Court Wheeling Steel Corp. v. GlanderSearch
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U.S. 562 (1949) Wheeling Steel Corp. v. GlanderSearch
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its receivables, including those sought to be taxed by Ohio, pursuant to this Court's decision in Wheeling Steel Corp. v. FoxSearch
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provisions here in question was later followed by that Court in its decisions in the cases of the Haverfield Company v. EvattSearch
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Tax Comm'n, 143 Ohio St. 58, 54 N.E.2d 149, and National Cash Register Company v. EvattSearch
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in Ohio. It was this requirement which the Supreme Court of the State eliminated by Ransom & Randolph Co. v. EvattSearch
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since the decision of he Supreme Court of Ohio in Ransom & Randolph v. EvattSearch
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of accounts receivable in Ohio since the decision of the Supreme Court of Ohio in the case of Ransom & Randolph v. EvattSearch
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fit, apart from exacting surrender of rights derived from the Constitution of the United States. Hanover Insurance Co. v. HardingSearch
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Connecticut General Co. v. JohnsonSearch
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and 5499 of the Ohio General Code. See International Harvester Co. v. EvattSearch
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U. S. 572 their property is entitled to an equally favorable ad valorem tax basis. Hanover Insurance Co. v. HardingSearch
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Power Co. v. SaundersSearch
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U. S. 497 . Ohio holds this tax on intangibles to be an ad valorem property tax, Bennett v. EvattSearch
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Hillsborough v. CromwellSearch
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the State of West Virginia stands on the very different situs doctrine approved by this Court in Wheeling Steel Corp. v. FoxSearch
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Together with No. 448, National Distillers Products Corp. v. GlanderSearch
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that the Fourteenth Amendment assures corporations equal protection of the laws at least since 1886, Santa Clara Co. v. SouthernSearch
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U. S. 396 , and that it entitles them to due process of law at least since 1889, Minneapolis R. Co. v. BeckwithSearch
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Page 337 U. S. 575 It is true that this proposition was once challenged by one Justice. Connecticut General Co. v. JohnsonSearch
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and I had supposed it was no longer pressed. See the same Justice's separate opinion in International Shoe Co. v. WashingtonSearch
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two cases during this current term, the same question was appropriate for consideration, as here. In Railway Express v. NewSearch
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U. S. 106 , a corporation claimed to be deprived of both due process and equal protection of the law, and in Ott v. MississippiSearch
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also inherent, for corporations made similar claims under the Fourteenth Amendment. See, e.g., Illinois Central R. Co. v. MinnesotaSearch
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Lincoln Life Insurance Co. v. ReadSearch
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Queenside Hills Co v. SaxlSearch
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by striking down state action as conflicting with corporate rights under that Amendment. In Times-Mirror Co. v. CaliforniaSearch
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companion case to Bridges v. CaliforniaSearch
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fine assessed against it violated its rights under the Fourteenth Amendment. In Pennekamp v. FloridaSearch
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taught us how Justices may write for the Court and still reserve their own positions, though overruled. Helvering v. DavisSearch
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within the meaning of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Santa Clara Co. v. SouthSearch
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Insurance Co. v. NewSearch
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Amendment a part of our Constitution. For as MR. JUSTICE BLACK pointed out in his dissent in Connecticut General Co. v. JohnsonSearch
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Both Mr. Justice Woods in Insurance Co. v. NewSearch
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Orleans, supra, p. 88, and MR. JUSTICE BLACK in his dissent in Connecticut General Co. v. JohnsonSearch
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within the meaning of the first clause of the second sentence. Western Turf Assn. v. GreenbergSearch
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Selover, Bates & Co. v. WalshSearch
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Western Turf Assn. v. GreenbergSearch
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as used in that clause, has been held to include that of a corporation since 1889, when Minneapolis R. Co. v. BeckwithSearch
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Amendment. As to the matter of construction, the sense seems to me to be with Mr. Justice Woods in Insurance Co. v. NewSearch
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See Chicago & R. Co. v. MinnesotaSearch
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