bounty law
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From 80 U.S. 373 - Salt Company v. East Saginaw · 1871Most cited · 53 citing opinions
General encouragements, held out to all persons indiscriminately, to engage in a particular trade or manufacture, whether such encouragement be in the shape of bounties or drawbacks, or other advantage, are always under the legislative control, and may be discontinued at any time.