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Page 706
... moving between points A and B , the tender of more traffic may or may not be desirable from the carrier's standpoint . If that additional traffic tends to balance or reasonably spread the overall volume , it generally will be desirable ...
... moving between points A and B , the tender of more traffic may or may not be desirable from the carrier's standpoint . If that additional traffic tends to balance or reasonably spread the overall volume , it generally will be desirable ...
Page 740
... moving to certain points under combinations of rates to be prepaid . Thus , | many of our earlier comments on the payment of freight charges are relevant here because the nature of restrictions on traffic moving under combinations of ...
... moving to certain points under combinations of rates to be prepaid . Thus , | many of our earlier comments on the payment of freight charges are relevant here because the nature of restrictions on traffic moving under combinations of ...
Page 750
... shippers urge that the refusal by carriers to transport shipments moving under combinations of rates is brought about more by their asserted inability or unwillingness 343 I.C.C. 750 INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION REPORTS.
... shippers urge that the refusal by carriers to transport shipments moving under combinations of rates is brought about more by their asserted inability or unwillingness 343 I.C.C. 750 INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION REPORTS.
Page 766
... moving on combinations of rates , there is little doubt that the broad - scale selectivity practice by the carriers displayed on this record , is in flagrant disregard their statutory duties and places them in danger of being charge ...
... moving on combinations of rates , there is little doubt that the broad - scale selectivity practice by the carriers displayed on this record , is in flagrant disregard their statutory duties and places them in danger of being charge ...
Page 769
... moving on a freight - collect basis were atters entirely within the discretion of the carriers involved in eir transportation . Nevertheless , the actual provision of these rvices was substantial . Virtually all common carriers offered ...
... moving on a freight - collect basis were atters entirely within the discretion of the carriers involved in eir transportation . Nevertheless , the actual provision of these rvices was substantial . Virtually all common carriers offered ...
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account group includes account shall include Account Title accounts effective prior accrued additional administrative affiliated companies affreightment amount applicant asserts Association authority barges basis bill of lading c.o.d. service c.o.d. shipments car float carloads carrier operations citrus class II carriers collect commodities common carriers consignee contends control account cost debited depreciation employees equipment expenses Federal fees filed forwarder terminal areas freight bills freight charges freight forwarders freight-collect shipments handling haul Illinois Waterway included in account income increase industry interest Interstate Commerce Act INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION invoice liabilities line-haul loading mandatory prepayment mechanical cars Mechling Mississippi River motor carriers motor common carriers movement Note order-notify payable payment percent pickup and delivery points port pounds prepaid proceeding proposed protestants rail railroads rates received refrigeration refrigerator cars regulated respondents revenue shippers system of accounts tariff taxes tons transportation truck vehicles
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Page 883 - person" means an individual, a corporation, a partnership, an association, a joint-stock company, a trust, any unincorporated organization, or a government or political subdivision thereof. As used in this paragraph the term "trust...
Page 891 - Except for such discount or expense as may be applicable to the construction period, no discount or expense on long-term debt shall be included in any account as a part of the cost of acquiring any property or as a part of the cost of operation.
Page 162 - ... developing, coordinating, and preserving a national transportation system by water, highway, and rail, as well as other means, adequate to meet the needs of the commerce of the United States, of the Postal Service, and of the national defense.
Page 682 - ... equipment, furniture, and other items of operating property for which individual cost records are available. When the actual book cost cannot be determined from the records, it shall be estimated. When it is impracticable to determine the book cost of each item due to the relatively large number and/or small cost of such items, the average book costs of all the items, with due allowance for differences in size or character, shall be used as the book cost of the items retired. The latter method...
Page 778 - ... (1) the environmental impact of the proposed action, (2) any adverse environmental effects which cannot be avoided should the proposal be implemented, (3) alternatives to the proposed action, (4) the relationship between local short-term uses of man's environment and the maintenance and enhancement of long-term productivity, and (5) any irreversible and irretrievable commitments of resources which would be involved in the proposed action should it be implemented.
Page 230 - Commission shall, whenever deemed by it to be necessary or desirable in the public interest, after hearing, upon complaint or upon its own initiative without a complaint, establish through routes and joint rates, fares...
Page 633 - This account shall include the amount of matured and unpaid interest on obligations of the accounting carrier whether the cause of the failure to pay the interest is on the part of the creditor or for other reasons, except where such interest is added to the principal of the obligation. NOTE. — Interest payable to affiliated companies shall be included in account 2030 — Payables to Affiliated Companies.
Page 173 - IV, incidental to transportation or service subject to such parts, in the performance within terminal areas of transfer, collection, or delivery services; but such transportation shall be considered to be and shall be regulated as transportation subject to part I...
Page 600 - The proportion to be credited to this account each month shall be determined according to a rule, the uniform application of which during the Interval between the Issuance and the maturity of any debt will completely amortize the premium at which such debt was Issued. Amounts credited to this account shall be concurrently debited to Account 2410 — Deferred credits (Class II) or Account 2411 — Unamortized Premium on Debt (Class I) . 8700 — Income Taxes on Ordinary Income (Classes I and II).
Page 633 - Damages, or other appropriate accounts, to meet the probable liability, not covered by insurance, for deaths or injuries to employees and others, and for damages to property not owned or held under lease by the utility.