Morey v. Doud
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morey-v-doud-297-9087745
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Morey v. Doud
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Morey v. Doud, 354 U.S. 457 (1957), was a U.S. Supreme Court case where Doud and two partners sold 'Bondified' brand money orders in Illinois, directly or through agents such as drug and grocery stores. A state law required any seller or issuer of money orders to secure a license and submit to state regulation, except that the statute, by name, explicitly exempted the American Express Company from these requirements. Doud, his partners and one of his agents, fearing prosecution under the law, su
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1957 United States Supreme Court case
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