1. Flanagan v. Federal Coal Co., No. 75, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, October 15, 1924, Argued , March 2, 1925, Decided
OVERVIEW: Coal dealer understood the course of coal company's business in which the dealer was expected to and did cooperate in processing the company's orders for coal for shipment under contract to out-of-state customers; thus, parties were engaged in interstate commerce and expiration of dealer's state dealer's license could not invalidate their contract.
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