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- New_Hampshire_v._Maine outcome "Consent decree stipulated between parties and agreed to by parties is permissible under Vermont v. New York, . States are not adjusting the boundary between them, which was fixed by the 1740 decree; the consent decree simply locates precisely the already existing boundary, and neither State is enhancing its power and threatening supremacy of the Federal Government.".