...abandoning his business as an alternative for going on at a loss. Within the limits of the minimum sum, he is precluded, under penalty of fine and imprisonment,...partially indigent person, for whose condition there Opinion of the Court. 261 U. 8. rests upon him no peculiar responsibility, and therefore, in effect,...

...powerful employers but embraces those whose bargaining power may be as weak as that of 43 SUP.CT.— 26 1 the employee. It takes no account of periods of stress...partially indigent person, for whose condition there •BBS •rests upon him no peculiar responsibility, and therefore, in effect, arbitrarily shifts to...

...that the need of the employee to live in health is no concern of the employer. This assumed excess is a " compulsory exaction from the employer for the...condition there rests upon him no peculiar responsibility. . . ." 38 The basis of the standard is the " extraneous circumstance that the employee needs to get...

...that the need of the employee to live in health is no concern of the employer. This assumed excess is a "compulsory exaction from the employer for the support...condition there rests upon him no peculiar responsibility. . . ." 88 The basis of the standard is the "extraneous circumstance that the employee needs to get...

...carefully than those who are poorly paid "'. And there is a distinct deprivation of property, for " to the extent that the sum fixed exceeds ' the fair...partially indigent person, for whose condition there > A. I kins v. Children's Hospital, 261 US 525 (1923). • Except that of Massachusetts, which does...

...carefully than those who are poorly paid "*. And there is a distinct deprivation of property, for " to the extent that the sum fixed exceeds ' the fair value of the services rendered J* ,it amounts to a compulsory exaction from tho employer for the support of a partially indigent person,...

...employee. It takes no account of periods of stress and business depression, of crippling li>sse». which may leave the employer himself without adequate...indigent person, for whose condition there rests upon him m> peculiar responsibility, and therefore, in effect, arbitrarily shifts to his shoulders a burden...

...extent that the sum fixed exceeds fair value of service rendered, it amounts to a compulsory exaction for the support of a partially indigent person for whose condition there rests upon the employer no peculiar responsibility; the statute exacts from the employer an arbitrary payment...

...powerful employers, but embraces those whose bargaining power may be as weak as that of the employees. It takes no account of periods of stress and business...condition there rests upon him no peculiar responsibility. * * * * Dissenting Opinions Of Taft and Holmes mum wages "absolutely free from doubt." All three dissenting...

..."wage bargain" that laissez-faire opponents of minimum wage had used in the brief against the law: To the extent that the sum fixed exceeds the fair...person, for whose condition there rests upon him no particular responsibility, and therefore, in effect, arbitrarily shifts to his shoulders a burden which,...