public-accommodation regulation
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From 204 U.S. 359 - Western Turf Ass'n v. Greenberg · 1907Most cited · 54 citing opinions
The race course in question, being held out as a place of public entertainment and amusement, is, by the act of the defendant, so far affected with a public interest that the state may, in the interest of good order and fair dealing, require defendant to perform its engagement to the public, and recognize its own tickets of admission in the hands of persons entitled to claim the benefits of the statute.