Digest of Decisions of the Federal Courts And Interstate Commerce Commission in
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RULE 76, TARIFF CIRCULAR 17-A, NOT TOO STRICT.
156. ''The various investigations held by the Com- mission in regard to the matter of the substitution at transit points have failed to demonstrate that the Commission's Rule No. 76, relative to substituting tonnage at transit point was too strict, but they have demonstrated that the various practices out- lined in the report herein have resulted in the viola- —106— tion of the published tariff rates, to the injury of ship- pers not taking advantag...e of such practices. Continu- ance of such abuses will compel the Commission to resort to criminal prosecutions, including both ship- ers and carriers, to secure obedience to the law. " In the Matter of Substitution of Tonnage at Tran- sit Points, 18 I. C. C. Kep. , 280 (1910).
SUBSTITUTION AFTER DISCONTINUANCE OF BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.
157. When bankruptcy proceeding discontinued opera- tion of a milling plant that was using a transit priv- ilege it developed that there were on hand large num- bers of inbound expense bills and practically no cor- responding tonnage of grain or grain products entitled to transit rates: Held, That such old expense bills were worthless for reshipping purposes in connection with tonnage that moved into the plant after complain- ant had resumed business at the same plant, first as lessee and later as a corporation: Held also.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RULE 76, TARIFF CIRCULAR 17-A, NOT TOO STRICT.
156. ''The various investigations held by the Com- mission in regard to the matter of the substitution at transit points have failed to demonstrate that the Commission's Rule No. 76, relative to substituting tonnage at transit point was too strict, but they have demonstrated that the various practices out- lined in the report herein have resulted in the viola- —106— tion of the published tariff rates, to the injury of ship- pers not taking advantag...e of such practices. Continu- ance of such abuses will compel the Commission to resort to criminal prosecutions, including both ship- ers and carriers, to secure obedience to the law. " In the Matter of Substitution of Tonnage at Tran- sit Points, 18 I. C. C. Kep. , 280 (1910).
SUBSTITUTION AFTER DISCONTINUANCE OF BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.
157. When bankruptcy proceeding discontinued opera- tion of a milling plant that was using a transit priv- ilege it developed that there were on hand large num- bers of inbound expense bills and practically no cor- responding tonnage of grain or grain products entitled to transit rates: Held, That such old expense bills were worthless for reshipping purposes in connection with tonnage that moved into the plant after complain- ant had resumed business at the same plant, first as lessee and later as a corporation: Held also.
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