In my country, two states (Kerala and Karnataka) sued each other to get exclusive rights over an acronym. They spent 7 years engaged in a legal battle and eventually they went back to square one with the courts permitting both states to use the acronym.
Both of them probably spent millions on the case just to get nothing. They are both states in the same country so why are they allowed to sue other for bs reasons? What a waste of tax payer money.
There are 2 states. One directly down river from the other. The up river state passes a law allowing toxic substances to be dumped directly into the river that the down river state gets its drinking water from. Without the courts, what recourse does the down river state have?