· 5/21/1917
Tiedeman & Sons v. United States
Citations
- 8 Ct. Cust. 134
- 1917 WL 20066
- 1917 CCPA LEXIS 66
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- awarding fees to the prevailing parties in a case in which the state legislature failed to draw congressional districts, over the Board of Elections's objection that it had ''no interest in the eventual outcome except that there be an outcome'' for it to implement
- awarding fees to the prevailing parties in a case in which the state legislature failed to draw congressional districts, over the Board of Elections’s objection that it had “no interest in the eventual outcome except that there be an outcome” for it to implement
- awarding fees to the prevailing parties in a case in which the state legislature failed to draw congressional districts, over the Board of Elections's objection that it had \no interest in the eventual outcome except that there be an outcome\ for it to implement
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Judges: Barber, Martin, Montgomery, Smith, Vries
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