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The Commission made this decision, however, not as question of fact, but as mat- ter of law. Its holding was that the effect of the Act to Regu- late Commerce extended no further than the boundaries of the United States ; that the Commission had no power to consider conditions existing without the United States ; that when traffic arrived at a port within the United States from a foreign country it was not proper to inquire from whence it came, but it must be treated in all respects as though i...t was domestic traffic origi- nating at the port of entry.
The Import Rate Case, Texas ^ P. R. Co. v. Interstate Com- merce Commission, 162 U. S. 197, 40 L. ed. 940, 5 Inters. Com.
Rep. 405, was an attempt upon the part of the Commission to enforce its order in this last-named proceeding. The Texas & Pacific Railway Company, with its connections, was engaged in the transportation of merchandise from Liverpool, England, to San Francisco, Cal. This merchandise was taken upon a through rate, came by water from Liverpool to New Orleans, and by rail from New Orleans to San Francisco.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Commission made this decision, however, not as question of fact, but as mat- ter of law. Its holding was that the effect of the Act to Regu- late Commerce extended no further than the boundaries of the United States ; that the Commission had no power to consider conditions existing without the United States ; that when traffic arrived at a port within the United States from a foreign country it was not proper to inquire from whence it came, but it must be treated in all respects as though i...t was domestic traffic origi- nating at the port of entry.
The Import Rate Case, Texas ^ P. R. Co. v. Interstate Com- merce Commission, 162 U. S. 197, 40 L. ed. 940, 5 Inters. Com.
Rep. 405, was an attempt upon the part of the Commission to enforce its order in this last-named proceeding. The Texas & Pacific Railway Company, with its connections, was engaged in the transportation of merchandise from Liverpool, England, to San Francisco, Cal. This merchandise was taken upon a through rate, came by water from Liverpool to New Orleans, and by rail from New Orleans to San Francisco.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ripley, William Zebina, 1867-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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