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 enjoin an individual or a state officer from enforcing a state statute on account of its unconstitutionality, but it may not retrain the state court from acting in' any case brought bforo it either of a civil or criminal tum, or prevent any inveetigatio or action by a grand jury. Ez  You, 12. 9. Waive,- o! obiction o. While consent cannot confer on a Federal court jurisdiction of a ce of which no Federal court would have jurisdiction, either party rmsy wive te objections that the case wa not brought in, or removed to, the imrtioular Federal 0curt provided by the statute. In r Moo'e, 490. 10. 8am. Nothtn in Ex  Wia, 203 U. 8. 449, ehenges the rulz that a party may waive the objection to the jurisdiction iu reject to a partiouls. r oom$ where diversity of citlaenship stually exizte. lb. $ Svs, 8. No lequate rendy at law, sufficient to prevent a court of equity from act- ing, exlt in a ce where the enforcement of an unconstitutional state rate statute would reqre the complainant to carry merchandise at con- tischtory rates if it complied with the statute and subject it to excessive penalties in case it did not comply therewith and its validity was finally sustained. Ez parte Young, 1. 8 Covers, 4; JURIliDCTIO, D 8; Coraxo.rtONA LAW 8, 6. , � LAND GRANTS. 8 1%-s,.,c Lam, 1. LEASE.

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