· 10/5/1972
Lam Chuen Ching v. Immigration & Naturalization Service
Citations
- 467 F.2d 644
- 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 7281
How courts have described this case
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- holding that N.C. Const. art. I, § 34, prohibits the General Assembly from granting a single, named entity the exclusive right to train bail bondsmen
- holding that preliminary injunction against private company affected a substantial right
- holding that preliminary injunction against private company affected a substantial right
- stating that, “[w]hen an agency of the State that is charged with enforcing statutes chooses to appeal rulings limiting the enforcement of those statutes, the right to enforce the statute is substantial, and the rulings are immediately appealable”
- stating that, “[w]hen an agency of the State that is charged with enforcing statutes chooses to appeal rulings limiting the enforcement of those statutes, the right to enforce the statute is substantial, and the rulings are immediately appealable”
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