Hugo Black,
Eli Lilly and Company v. Sav-on-Drugs…
“ Lilly also contends that even if it is engaged in intrastate commerce in New Jersey and can by virtue of that fact be required to get a license to do business in that State, New Jersey cannot properly deny it access to the courts in this case because the suit is one arising out of the interstate aspects of its business. In this regard, Lilly relies upon such cases as International Textbook Co. v. Pigg, [14] holding that a State cannot condition the right of a foreign corporation to sue upon a contract for the interstate sale of goods. ”
