· 12/15/1882
Van Horne v. France
Citations
- 35 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 441
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- holding that allowing private chiropractic society to set, continuing education requirements for licensed chiropractors amounted to unconstitutional delegation of power
- invalidating a law which effectively delegated to the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society the task of determining the requirements, quality, and nature of chiropractic continuing education
- invalidating a law which effectively delegated to the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society the task of determining the requirements, quality, and nature of chiropractic continuing education
- concurring and dissenting opinion of this writer
- concurring and dissenting opinion of this writer
- applying Pa. Const. art. III, §32
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