General Electric Co. v. A. Dandy Appliance Co.

Since the majority decides that the title to the Act in question was insufficient, it necessarily follows that the *505Act was void from its supposed beginning. That being true, the Act was never of any force, and could not have actually violated or affected any constitutional or other right of any person. Nevertheless, the majority proceeds, in violation of universally recognized rules relating to the duties of courts in regard to adjudging solemn Acts of Legislatures void, to decide constitutional questions. The sufficiency iof the title to the Act was logically the first question to have been…