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Citation: 259 U.S. 44

1. Hill v. Wallace, No. 616., SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Argued January 11, 12, 1922. , May 15, 1922, Decided

OVERVIEW: Because the Future Trading Act (Act) and a tax thereby imposed on boards of trade to induce compliance with the Act did not come within the powers of Congress, it was unenforceable and board members were entitled to an injunction.


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