 | Law reports, digests, etc - 1925 - 1124 pages
...Congress must have intended that whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences...whether such differences were or were not 'unjust.' Some charges might be unjust to shippers — others might be unjust to the carriers. The rights and... | |
 | Railroad law - 1896 - 772 pages
...provisions of the act. Same. — Whatever would be regarded by common carriers apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences...whether such differences were or were not unjust. The Third Section — Preference. — The third section forbids any undue and unreasonable preference... | |
 | Appellate courts - 1897 - 1088 pages
...Co., 74 Fed. 715 21 CCA 51 20. Whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences in charges, ought to be considered iu forming a judgment whether such differences were or were not unjust. Some charges might be unjust... | |
 | Herbert Confield Lust, Ralph Merriam - Interstate commerce - 1913 - 1144 pages
...of commerce here and abroad. Whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences...ought to be considered In forming a judgment whether differences in import and domestic rates are just or unjust, and the circumstance of competition by... | |
 | Herbert Confield Lust, Ralph Merriam - Interstate commerce - 1913 - 1144 pages
...of commerce here and abroad. Whatever would be regarded by common carriers apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences...ought to be considered in forming a judgment whether differences in import and domestic rates are just or unjust, and the circumstance of competition by... | |
 | Hubert Bruce Fuller - Interstate commerce - 1915 - 616 pages
...Congress must have intended that whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences in charges, ought to be I 7 8 the third section which deals with discriminations against and preferences in favor of localities,... | |
 | Bruce Wyman - Public utilities - 1920 - 634 pages
...Congress must have intended that whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences...whether such differences were or were not " unjust." Some charges might be unjust to shippers, others might be unjust to the carriers. The rights and interests... | |
 | Frederick Green - Carriers - 1927 - 896 pages
...Congress must have intended that whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as matters which warranted differences...whether such differences were or were not "unjust." Some charges might be unjust to shippers, others might be unjust to the carriers. The rights and interests... | |
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To answer such questions, in any case coming before the Commission, requires an investigation into the facts ; and we think that Congress must have intended that whatever would be regarded by common carriers, apart from the operation of the statute, as... 
