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Texas v. Florida et al., 1938 — 302 U.S. 662 · caselaw · US
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Texas v. Florida et al.
302 U.S. 662·Supreme Court of the United States·1938
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Opinion
No. 12,
original.
Texas v. Florida et al.
January 17, 1938.
[MAJORITY]
Upon consideration of the motion of Mabel Harlow Green that the bill of complaint in this cause be dismissed as to her, and of the stipulation of the parties to the cause, attached thereto, consenting to the granting of such relief, the motion is granted and the bill of complaint is dismissed as to the said Mabel Harlow Green, without costs as to her.