Delaware Watch Co. v. Federal Trade Commission

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• \A court should not permit opinion on a question of law [citations] unless the court is dealing with a question of foreign law\
• “A court should not permit opinion on a question of law [citations] unless the court is dealing with a question of foreign law. [Citation.]”
• \[n]either the disclosed nor undisclosed intent of a legislator or lobbyist becomes law; only the bill as it reads when passed becomes law\ (emphasis in original)
• \A court should not permit opinion on a ques­tion of law [citations] unless the court is dealing with a ques­tion of foreign law\
• \[n]either the disclosed nor undisclosed intent of a legislator or lobby­ist becomes law ; only the bill as it reads when passed becomes law\ (em phasis in original)
• “A 80 Nos. 1-12-3760, 1-13-0624, 1-13-0729 (cons.) court should not permit opinion on a question of law [citations] unless the court is dealing with a question of foreign law. [Citation.]”

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