A World Court in the Light of the United States Supreme Court
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The case was tried twice by the Court. On the first hearing the Court upheld the right of Missouri to bring suit because the construction of the canal might be a cause of danger to the well being of the people of Missouri. At the second trial of the case, the Tribunal held that Missouri had not made out a M Missouri vs. Illinois and the Sanitary District of Chicago, 180 United States Supreme Court Reports, page 208; ibid, Volume 200, page 496.
Digitized by Google THB UNITED 8TATBS SUPREME COURT.... 55 case that this drainage was dangerous to the health of her citizens.
The Federal Supreme Court has construed broadly its original jurisdiction in sustaining suits by States against the citizens of another State, thereby extending the ramifications leading to possible causes of conflict in the interests of two or more States over which the Court is the final judge or arbiter. For example in the case of Georgia vs. The Tennessee Copper Company, Georgia brought suit to restrain a copper company in Tennessee from discharging harmful gases from their works which were blown by the winds over the territory of Georgia to the detriment of prop- erty of some of the citizens of Georgia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The case was tried twice by the Court. On the first hearing the Court upheld the right of Missouri to bring suit because the construction of the canal might be a cause of danger to the well being of the people of Missouri. At the second trial of the case, the Tribunal held that Missouri had not made out a M Missouri vs. Illinois and the Sanitary District of Chicago, 180 United States Supreme Court Reports, page 208; ibid, Volume 200, page 496.
Digitized by Google THB UNITED 8TATBS SUPREME COURT.... 55 case that this drainage was dangerous to the health of her citizens.
The Federal Supreme Court has construed broadly its original jurisdiction in sustaining suits by States against the citizens of another State, thereby extending the ramifications leading to possible causes of conflict in the interests of two or more States over which the Court is the final judge or arbiter. For example in the case of Georgia vs. The Tennessee Copper Company, Georgia brought suit to restrain a copper company in Tennessee from discharging harmful gases from their works which were blown by the winds over the territory of Georgia to the detriment of prop- erty of some of the citizens of Georgia.
What to read after A World Court in the Light of the United States Supreme Court?
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