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Supreme Court· 6/1/1920

Scott v. Frazier

Citations

  • 253 U.S. 243
  • 40 S. Ct. 503
  • 64 L. Ed. 883
  • 1920 U.S. LEXIS 1107

Syllabus

<p>A suit by taxpayers to enjoin payment of public moneys and issuance of bonds by a State, in which jurisdiction is invoked solely because of alleged violation of their constitutional rights, cannot be entertained by the District Court if it is not alleged that the loss or injury to any complainant amounts to 13,000. P. 244.</p>

Judges: Day

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