Supreme Court of Iowa· 1/14/1969

Hubbard v. State

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163 N.W.2d 904
1969 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 726

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stating that although decisions and interpretations of federal courts may be illus trative to state courts construing statutes patterned after those enacted by Congress and entitled to great weight, they are neither conclusive nor compulsory
“Under the Act, the State is liable as [an] individual only in the manner and to the extent to which it has consented.”
“Where the language has been borrowed from the statutes of a sister state we would go for light to the construing decisions ... of that state.”
“Where the language has been borrowed from the statutes of a sister state we would go for light to the construing decisions . . . of that state.”
“Under the Act, the State is liable as [an] individual 1More on this below. 7 only in the manner and to the extent to which it has consented.”
“Where the language has been borrowed from the statutes of a sister state we would go for light to the construing decisions . . . of that state.”

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Judges: Mason, Legrand, Becker

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