Supreme Court at Leipzig, which is, highest judicial authority in clash with the Reich Government.
The Government would not await Judge Simon's decision on a petition from Baden for an injunction to prevent the Government filling vacancies on the Board of the Ger: man State Railway before January 1
President von Hinderburg expressed the opinion that the Government had acted constitutionally and had not ereroached on the constitutional rights of the Supreme Court, while the Chancellor, Dr. von Mueller, reiterates that the German Government was obliged to fill the the 14th of this month, rent serious prejudice to the interests of the Reich. The Chancellor emphasizes that the Government had no intention of showing contempt for the authority of the State Tribunal.
Dr. Simons has left for Berlin to Dee, 23, Dr. W. Simons, President of the Supreme Court at Leipzig (who resigned yesterday owing to a clash with the Reich Government), ax the result of conference with President von Hindenburg, Chancellor von Mueller and the Minister Justice, huis insisted that his res Jignation shall he ax from April 1, 10%, that the letter rece the Chancellor and the Goveroment was hot intended the authority of the ow contempt for, Supreme Court,
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