HERNANDEZ v. EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORP.

How courts have described this case

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• accepting jurisdiction to determine the scope of the governor’s veto power
• when language ambiguous courts may consider “meaning previously given it by co-ordinate branches of the government”
• when language ambiguous courts may consider \meaning previously given it by co-ordinate branches of the government\
• when language ambiguous courts may consider “meaning previously given it by co-ordinate branches of the government”
• “If this construction be upheld, obviously the next step for a Legislature hostile to a future Governor will be a further consolidation of the ‘items’ of the appropriation bill, with a ‘direction’ of how the money shall be spent, until the special veto is practically abolished.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).