City of Newburyport v. Davis

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• holding that an adjournment prevents the return of a bill, and observing that “[d]elivery to an officer of the house involves not only a serious constitutional question, but, as a practical matter, presents serious difficulties” such as the lack of public notice
• holding that an adjournment prevents the return of a bill, and observing that “[djelivery to an officer of the house involves not only a serious constitutional question, but, as a practical matter, presents serious difficulties” such as the lack of public notice
• construing Delaware’s veto return and adjournment provision, and opining: “Of course, when the Constitution speaks of an adjournment by ‘the General Assembly,’ it necessarily means an adjournment of the originating house”
• construing' Delaware’s veto return and adjournment provision, and opining; “Of course, when the Constitution speaks of an adjournment by ‘the General Assembly,’ it necessarily means an adjournment of the originating house”
• “Of course, when the Constitution speaks of an adjournment by ‘the General Assembly’, it necessarily means an adjournment of the originating house.”
• “Of course, when the Constitution speaks of an adjournment by ‘the General Assembly', it necessarily means an adjournment of the originating house.”

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