Lowell Manuf'g Co. v. Larned

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that the legislature lacks the power to override a judicial judgment “by a declaratory or explanatory law, giving the law under which the decree was rendered a different construction”
• ―If we were to affirm the validity of the law in question, we would, in effect, say that the legislature may exercise judicial powers.‖
• not relying on whether legislature performed a function “properly belonging to” or “appertaining to” judiciary in finding that legislature impinged on judiciary by passing a law changing result of a judicial decision
• not relying on whether legislature performed a function \properly belonging to\ or \appertaining to\ judiciary in finding that legislature impinged on judiciary by passing a law changing result of a judicial decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).