The Federal Reporter, Volume 165West Publishing Company, 1909 Includes cases argued and determined in the District Courts of the United States and, Mar./May 1880-Oct./Nov. 1912, the Circuit Courts of the United States; Sept./Dec. 1891-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Circuit Courts of Appeals of the United States; Aug./Oct. 1911-Jan./Feb. 1914, the Commerce Court of the United States; Sept./Oct. 1919-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia. |
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... action at common law in a state court to recover damages by reason of excessive and unrea- sonable freight rates ... action by the commission would give rise to a change of the schedule rate and result in the destruction of the act and ...
... action at common law in a state court to recover damages by reason of excessive and unrea- sonable freight rates ... action by the commission would give rise to a change of the schedule rate and result in the destruction of the act and ...
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... actions of which there is concurrent jurisdiction in state courts , do not apply to an action in which the fed- eral jurisdiction is exclusive . United States v . Mooney , 116 U. S. 104 , 6 Sup . Ct . 304 , 29 L. Ed . 550 ; Atkins v ...
... actions of which there is concurrent jurisdiction in state courts , do not apply to an action in which the fed- eral jurisdiction is exclusive . United States v . Mooney , 116 U. S. 104 , 6 Sup . Ct . 304 , 29 L. Ed . 550 ; Atkins v ...
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... action by the commission , would give rise to a change of the schedule rate and thus cause the new rate resulting from the action of the court to be applicable in future as to all . This sug- gestion , however , is manifestly without ...
... action by the commission , would give rise to a change of the schedule rate and thus cause the new rate resulting from the action of the court to be applicable in future as to all . This sug- gestion , however , is manifestly without ...
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... action of the commission and the decision of a court . In other words , the established schedule might be found reasonable by the commission in the first instance and unreasonable by a court acting originally , and thus a conflict would ...
... action of the commission and the decision of a court . In other words , the established schedule might be found reasonable by the commission in the first instance and unreasonable by a court acting originally , and thus a conflict would ...
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... action by or before the Interstate Commerce Commission , to obtain an injunc- tion and a temporary restraining order enjoining the defendant car- rier companies from advancing the rates theretofore established and in force to what the ...
... action by or before the Interstate Commerce Commission , to obtain an injunc- tion and a temporary restraining order enjoining the defendant car- rier companies from advancing the rates theretofore established and in force to what the ...
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