Illinois Supreme Court· 12/19/1986

Springfield Rare Coin Galleries, Inc. v. Johnson

Citations

503 N.E.2d 300
115 Ill. 2d 221
104 Ill. Dec. 743
1986 Ill. LEXIS 367

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invalidating an Illinois statute that excluded South Africa from a tax exemption as more than an \incidental\ intrusion on the federal government's foreign affairs power
invalidating state statute excluding South African coins from otherwise generally applicable state tax exemptions
invalidating an Illinois statute that excluded South Africa from a tax exemption as more than an “incidental” intrusion on the federal government’s foreign affairs power
invalidating state statute excluding South African coins from otherwise generally applicable state tax exemptions
invalid ex-elusion found severable where severability clause and exclusion found invalid added by same amendment
“[P]laintiff must have sustained a real injury, fairly traceable to the defendant’s conduct, which is likely to be redressed by the requested relief.”

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