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HicklIn Vs. Coney
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 04, 1933
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U.S. 169 (1933) U.S. Supreme Court Hicklin v. ConeySearch
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U.S. 169 (1933) Hicklin v. ConeySearch
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and (b) to lumber haulers engaged in transporting lumber or logs from the forests to the shipping points. Smith v. CahoonSearch
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injuries to third persons and their property from the negligent operations of such carriers. Continental Baking Co. v. WoodringSearch
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requirements, in this instance, do not compel private contract carriers to become common carriers. Stephenson v. BinfordSearch
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Michigan Commission v. DukeSearch
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of the state court is controlling as to the meaning and extent of the statutory requirements. St. Louis, S.W. Ry. Co. v. ArkansasSearch
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Page 290 U. S. 173 on the present showing, as the Court does not deal with academic contentions. Stephenson v. BinfordSearch
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The statute provides for the segregation, for this purpose, of the moneys collected. See Clark v. PoorSearch
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U. S. 555 -557. In this view, the fees are not open to the objection raised in Interstate Transit, Inc. v. LindseySearch
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limitations on the weight and size of vehicles, although applicable to interstate carriers, has been sustained. Morris v. DubySearch
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as compensation for the use of the highways, according to carrying capacity in furtherance of the same purpose. Clark v. PoorSearch
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Section 8508. Reliance is placed on our decision in Smith v. CahoonSearch
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in general, or other useful commodities. Id., pp. 283 U. S. 566 -567. In Continental Baking Co. v. WoodringSearch
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of a tax for maintenance and reconstruction. The Court Page 290 U. S. 175 quoted the observation in Alward v. JohnsonSearch
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The exemptions in the instant case are not as limited as that in Continental Baking Co. v. WoodringSearch
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but they differ materially from that found to be objectionable in Smith v. CahoonSearch
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to a limited class of transportation simply to places of shipment and does not appear to be unreasonable. See Sproles v. BinfordSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hicklin v. ConeySearch
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Smith v. CahoonSearch
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St. Louis, S.W. Ry. Co. v. ArkansasSearch
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See Clark v. PoorSearch
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Clark v. PoorSearch
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In Continental Baking Co. v. WoodringSearch
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Alward v. JohnsonSearch
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See Sproles v. BinfordSearch
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Morris v. DubySearch
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