Caminetti v. United States

Holding that importation of a woman for immoral purposes may constitutionally be regulated even when it is not for material gain

United States v. Cooper Corp.

Holding that a provision of the Sherman Act imposing criminal penalties on "person" could not "embrace the United States"

Commr. of Immigration v. Gottlieb

In Commissioner of Immigration v. Gottlieb, 265 U.S. 310, 313, 44 S.Ct. 528, 68 L.Ed. 1031, the court said: "The case, as the evidence shows, is one of peculiar and distressing hardship, and it is not unnatural that any appropriate canon of construction should be laid hold of to justify a conclusion favorable to respondents.

Drake v. Drake

In Drake v. Drake, 1931, 328 Mo. 966, 43 S.W.2d 556, the plaintiff sought to be declared the owner in fee as an equitably adopted child.

Coté v. Bachelder-Worcester Co.

In Cote v. Bachelder-Worcester Company, 85 N.H. 444, 160 A. 101, 82 A.L.R. 1239, the employer contended that regard should be had for the fact that full time during a period of depression may be less than when business is good, and, also, that if in a given period an employee worked all the time there was work for him to do he worked full time.

Purinton v. Jamrock

In Purinton v. Jamrock (195 Mass. 187, 199; 80 N.E. 802, 805), where there was a conflict in regard to the religious education of the child between the mother and adopted parents, the court said: "The wishes of the parent as to the religious education and surroundings of the child are entitled to weight; if there is nothing to put in balance against them, ordinarily they will be decisive.

State Tax Commission v. Allied Mortgage Companies

McManus v. Red Salmon Canning Co.

In McManus v. Red Salmon Canning Co., 37 Cal.App. 133, 136-137 [ 173 P. 1112], a California corporation hired one John McManus as a seaman and also to do shore work for it on a voyage to Alaska.