1. Williams v. Standard Oil Co., Nos. 64, 65, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, November 23, 1928, Argued , January 2, 1928, Decided
OVERVIEW: State officials were properly enjoined from enforcing statute that regulated sale of gasoline against sellers where state legislature had been without authority to enact statute because the sale of gasoline was not "affected with a public interest."
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