Louisiana State Board of Health v. Standard Oil Co.
Citations
- 107 La. 713
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>Act 192 of 1898, in establishing the State Board of Health, and requiring it to see to the inspection of coa! oil, Throughout the state, by reasonable implication comers upon said board authority to provide the means of defraying the expense of such inspection in the usual manner, to-wit: by the exaction of an inspection fee from the dealer in the oil, and such fee is not a tax, but a charge for services rendered.</p>
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- \The [c]ourt exercises federal question jurisdiction over that claim and the two counterclaims arising under the Lanham Act ... The [c]ourt does not apply state law to those claims. The TCPA therefore provides no basis for dismissing [claims] arising under federal law.\
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Judges: Monroe
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