Oklahoma Operating Co. v. Love, 252 U.S. 331 (1920) (No. 129)
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Oklahoma Operating Co. v. Love, 252 U.S. 331 (1920) (No. 129)
Author: Supreme Court of the United States
Year: 1920
Case name: Oklahoma Operating Co. v. Love Opinion filed: 1920-03-22 Docket No.: 129 Citations: • 252 U.S. 331 • 40 S. Ct. 338 • 64 L. Ed. 596 • 1920 U.S. LEXIS 1579 Case holding summaries: • rolling penalties should not accrue during litigation if the affected party had "reasonable ground to contest them" • penalties for violations are "such as might well deter even the boldest and most confident" • statutory scheme that allows legislatively set laundry rates to be reviewed only on pain of incurring contempt penalties violative of due process • issuing permanent injunction restraining enforcement of penalties accruing during litigation "provided that it also be found that the plaintiff had reasonable gound to contest them" (emphasis added) • "[A] permanent injunction should ... issue to restrain enforcement of penalties accrued pendente lite, provided that it also be found that the plaintiff had reasonable ground to contest them as being confiscatory."
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