Highway Comm. of Wyoming v. Utah Construction Co., 278 U.S. 194 (1929) (No. 96)

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Highway Comm. of Wyoming v. Utah Construction Co., 278 U.S. 194 (1929) (No. 96)
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Highway Comm. of Wyoming v. Utah Construction Co., 278 U.S. 194 (1929) (No. 96)

Author: Supreme Court of the United States

Year: 1929

Case name: Highway Comm. of Wyoming v. Utah Construction Co. Opinion filed: 1929-01-02 Docket No.: 96 Citations: • 278 U.S. 194 • 49 S. Ct. 104 • 73 L. Ed. 262 • 1929 U.S. LEXIS 6 Case holding summaries: • finding that entity is "arm" where "contract for the construction of the work was between the [defendant] and the State" • finding no diversity where Highway Commission, despite its power to sue and be sued, "had no funds or ability to respond in damages" • concluding that an entity was an arm of a State for purposes of diversity-of-citizenship jurisdiction because a State was the "real part[y] in interest" • finding no diversity ____________________ where Highway Commission, despite its power to sue and be sued, "had no funds or ability to respond in damages" • finding that entity is "arm" where "contract for the construction of the work was between the [defendant] and the State" • state highway commission is "alter ego of the State with no funds or ability to respond in damages." • finding no diversity where Highway Commission, despite its power to sue and be sued, "had no funds or ability to respond in damages" • finding that entity is "arm" where "contract for the constructio

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