Add to ORKGThe United States Supreme Court has recently added one moredecision to the long list of cases on the contractual aspects ofpublic utility franchises. The specific question before the courtwas the review of a permanent injunction granted by a federaldistrict court of three judges to restrain the railroad commissionof California from enforcing against the Los Angeles RailwayCorporation the provisions for rates of fare embodied in a seriesof franchises under which the company operated. The franchiseshad been granted successively from 1886 to 1928 and had providedgenerally that the rate of fare should not exceed five cents,although in some of the later ordinances it was also stated thatan increase might be permitted by proper showing before ac...
FRANCHISES. Initiative measure adding Section 23c to Article XII of Constitution. Gives Railroad Com...
Initiative measure adding section 23c to Article XII of Constitution. Gives Railroad Commission exc...
In 1921 the Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a rate of 96.5 cents per cwt. as the maximum reason...
The United States Supreme Court has recently added one moredecision to the long list of cases on the...
The Supreme Court of the United States has recently decided two important cases relating to the prop...
As long ago as 1873, and very likely even earlier, courts were speaking of the public utility in the...
The economic convulsions due to the World War are abundantly reflected in the relations between the ...
This is a review of Supreme Court decisions for the past eight years on the subject of the applicati...
A federal grant of public land to the city of San Francisco, on condition that the land be used for ...
A telephone company petitioned the railroad commission for a certificate of convenience and necessit...
The United States Supreme Court has held repeatedly that dealings between intercorporately related c...
The Georgia Supreme Court, in Georgia Power Co. v. Allied Chemical Corp., held that consumers lack s...
The appellee was engaged in the business of selling natural gas. A rival utility entered the field d...
The suit arose in 1893 over railroad freight rates prescribed by an act of the legislature of Nebras...
On September 21, 1990, the First Circuit handed down its decision in Town of Concord, Massachusetts ...
FRANCHISES. Initiative measure adding Section 23c to Article XII of Constitution. Gives Railroad Com...
Initiative measure adding section 23c to Article XII of Constitution. Gives Railroad Commission exc...
In 1921 the Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a rate of 96.5 cents per cwt. as the maximum reason...
The United States Supreme Court has recently added one moredecision to the long list of cases on the...
The Supreme Court of the United States has recently decided two important cases relating to the prop...
As long ago as 1873, and very likely even earlier, courts were speaking of the public utility in the...
The economic convulsions due to the World War are abundantly reflected in the relations between the ...
This is a review of Supreme Court decisions for the past eight years on the subject of the applicati...
A federal grant of public land to the city of San Francisco, on condition that the land be used for ...
A telephone company petitioned the railroad commission for a certificate of convenience and necessit...
The United States Supreme Court has held repeatedly that dealings between intercorporately related c...
The Georgia Supreme Court, in Georgia Power Co. v. Allied Chemical Corp., held that consumers lack s...
The appellee was engaged in the business of selling natural gas. A rival utility entered the field d...
The suit arose in 1893 over railroad freight rates prescribed by an act of the legislature of Nebras...
On September 21, 1990, the First Circuit handed down its decision in Town of Concord, Massachusetts ...
FRANCHISES. Initiative measure adding Section 23c to Article XII of Constitution. Gives Railroad Com...
Initiative measure adding section 23c to Article XII of Constitution. Gives Railroad Commission exc...
In 1921 the Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a rate of 96.5 cents per cwt. as the maximum reason...