...the case before us I think, as I intimated in Adkins v. Children's Hospital, 261 US 525, 569, that the notion that a business is clothed with a public...public use is little more than a fiction intended to beautifv what is disagreeable to the sufferers. The truth seems to me to be that, subject to compensation...

...the qaestww, as. ^wsJCvrr. %\w points out. Mr. Justice Holmes, who also dissented, said, think that the notion that a business is clothed with a public...when compensation is due, the legislature may forbid any business (and hence may regulate the rates of any business) when it has a sufficient force of public...

...v. Children's Hospital, 261 US 525, 569, 67 L. ed. 785, 801, 24 ALR 1238, 43 Sup. Ct. Rep. 349, that the notion that a business is clothed with a public...disagreeable to the sufferers. The truth seems to n he that, subject to compensation when compensation is due, the legislature may forbid or restrict...

...Justice Sutherland sets himself the other way. His language is brief and wide : " I think . . . that the notion that a business is clothed with a public...disagreeable to the sufferers. The truth seems to be that, subject to compensation when compensation is due, the legislature may forbid or restrict any...

...Justice Sutherland sets himself the other way. His language is brief ar/d wide: " I think . . . that the notion that a business is clothed with a public...disagreeable to the sufferers. The truth seems to be that, subject to compensation when compensation is due, the legislature may forbid or restrict any...

...Children's Hospital, 261 US 525, 569, 67 L. ed. 785, 801, •24 ALR 1238, 43 Sup. Ct. Rep. 340, that the notion that a business is clothed with a public interest and has been dovoto«l lo the public use is little more than a fiction intended to beautify what is disagreeable...

...nature of the transaction itself. The lare Mr. Justice Holmes characterized the use of such phrases as "little more than a fiction intended to beautify what is disagreeable to the sufferers." It is true that the policyholders and depositors have an interest in the money invested; it is in the...

...SIEGAN, supra note 1, at 92-95 (where the process is termed the "filter-down" effect). 53. The concept is "little more than a fiction intended to beautify what is disagreeable to the sufferers." Tyson & Bros. v. Banton, 273 US 418, 446 (1927) (Holmes, ]., dissenting). 54. See Udall, Land Use Bill...

...dedicated corporate lawyers often remembered Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes's dictum on the subject: "The notion that a business is clothed with a public...fiction intended to beautify what is disagreeable to others." Nonetheless, the Advertising Council spent billions over the decades in creating fictional...

...it." NOEL COWARD, advke to fellow playwrights (recalled on his death, March 26, 1973) PUBLIC INTEREST "The notion that a business is clothed with a public...to beautify what is disagreeable to the sufferers." Justice OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, JR. (Tyson v. Banton, 1927) "The public interest is not defined as what...