...pursuance of a public policy to protect the latter, so determines. Stephenson v. Binford, 287 US 251, 274. It is clear that there is no closed class or category...circumstances vindicate the challenged regulation as a rear sonable exertion of governmental authority or condemn it as arbitrary or discriminatory. Wolff...

...York, reported in 54 SCR 505, the Supreme Court of the United States stated this principle of law: " It is clear that there is no closed class or category of business affected with a public interest, and the function of courts in the application of the fifth...

...Justice Taft in the Wolff case (as I think inadvertently) only a few sentences from the Nebbia opiniqii: "It is clear that there is no closed class or category of business affected with a public interest, and the function of courts in the application of the fifth...

...business regulated is "affected with a public interest." This was the significant feature of Nelnia, v,. New York (291 US 502) decided in 1934, sustaining...the challenged regulation as a reasonable exertion 6 P. 2 of Mr. Pettijohn's brief. w These cases are the sole basis of Mr. Kelley's conclusion that the...

...business regulated is "affected with a public interest." This was the significant feature of Nebbia Vi New York (291 US 502) decided in 1934, sustaining...the challenged regulation as a reasonable exertion » P. 2 of Mr. Pettijohn's brief. 10 These cases are the sole basis of Mr. Kelley's conclusion that...

...applied to businesses affected with a public interest.1" But the Court, in the Nebbia case, indicated 11S that— there is no closed class or category of businesses affected with n public interest, and the function of courts in the application of the fifth and fourteenth amendments...

...maximum retail prices ol milk. The Court's opinion, written by Mr. Justice Roberts, clearly establishes that there is no closed class or category of businesses affected with a public Interest and that the function of tlie courts in aplying tlie due process provHinns of the Constitution is to determine...

...maximum retail prices of milk. The Court's opinion, written by Mr. Justice Roberts, clearly establishes that there Is no closed class or category of businesses affected with a public Interest and that the function of the courts In applying the due process provisions of the Constitution Is to determine...

...the means selected shall have a real and substantial relation to the object sought to be attained. It is clear that there is no closed class or category of business affected with a public interest, and the function of courts in the application of the fifth...

...not limited to public utilities or companies holding a monopoly. The Supreme Court there held that : "It is clear that there is no closed class or category...and the function of courts in the application of the 5th and 14th amendments is to determine in each case whether circumstances vindicate the challenged...