 | United States. Interstate Commerce Commission - 1898
...classification and the consequent increase of rates and readjustment of rate relations. Whatever may be the merits of these complaints, the parties making them...which may result must be without available redress. CONFERENCES WITH RAILWAY PRESIDENTS. During the first three or four months of last year the Commission... | |
 | George Henry Shibley - 1900 - 264 halaman
...classification and the consequent increase of rates and readjustment of rate relations. Whatever may be the merits of these complaints, the parties making them...RATES ARE JUST AND REASONABLE, OR FOR PREVENTING THE EXECUTION OF THOSE FOUND UNJUST AND UNREASONABLE, ALTHOUGH DECLARED BY THE STATUTE TO BE UNLAWFUL,... | |
 | William Hudson Harper - 1900 - 450 halaman
...without opportunity, as a rule, for shippers, dealers or consumers to be heard. So long as carriers are practically free to make and apply such rates as they...there is at the same time no adequate provision for determinAt a dinner in Chicago, in the summer of 1899, tne Hon. MA Knapp, chairman of the Interstate... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate Commerce - 1900 - 502 halaman
...''Amendments to the law," and concludes as follows: So long as carriers are practically free to makemnd apply such rates as they choose, whether acting independently...time no adequate provision for determining whether mich rates are just and reasonable, or for preventing the exaction of those found unjust and unreasonable,... | |
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... particular rates complained of and alleged discriminations in the relation of rates. Reference is elsewhere made to the nature and number of complaints and protests on account of these changes in classification and the consequent increase of rates... 