In Ex parte Kohler, 74 Cal. 38, 41, [15 P. 436], it was said: "However numerous the provisions of an act may be, if they can be fairly considered as falling within the subject-matter of legislation, or as proper methods for the attainment of the end sought by the act, there is no conflict with the constitutional provision.
Summary of this case from In re MaginnisNo. 1031239 (2020613).
August 20, 2004.
Decision without published opinion. Cert. denied.
In Ex parte Kohler, 74 Cal. 38, 41, [15 P. 436], it was said: "However numerous the provisions of an act may be, if they can be fairly considered as falling within the subject-matter of legislation, or as proper methods for the attainment of the end sought by the act, there is no conflict with the constitutional provision.
Summary of this case from In re MaginnisIn Ex parte Kohler, 74 Cal. 38, 41 [15 P. 436 (437)], it was said: `However numerous the provisions of an act may be, if they can be fairly considered as falling within the subject-matter of legislation, or as proper methods for the attainment of the end sought by the act, there is no conflict with the constitutional provision.
Summary of this case from In re WeymannFull title:EX PARTE KOHLER CO
Court:Supreme Court of Alabama
Date published: Aug 20, 2004
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