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Just 10 years ago, in , the famous Ives case was decided in New York, right after the enactment of the first compulsory law. The outlook was dark at the time when that law was declared unconstitutional. Those of us who have seen the development of the compensation idea from its birth to its present lusty state recall with what fear and trembling we awaited the decisions of State supreme courts.
