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Supreme Court· 3/2/1925

Buck v. Kuykendall

Citations

  • 267 U.S. 307
  • 45 S. Ct. 324
  • 69 L. Ed. 623
  • 1925 U.S. LEXIS 373
  • 38 A.L.R. 286

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that an Oregon law limiting what parties could travel on a stretch of highway within the state was “a regulation, not of the use of [Oregon’s] highways, but of interstate commerce”
  • holding that an Oregon law limiting what parties could travel on a stretch of highway within the state was “a regulation, not of the use of [Oregon’s] highways, but of interstate commerce”
  • holding that the denial by the State of Washington of a certificate needed to run an auto stage line between Portland and Seattle violated the commerce clause, because the denial not only burdened interstate commerce, but obstructed it completely
  • holding that the denial by the State of Washington of a certifí-cate needed to run an auto stage line between Portland and Seattle violated the commerce clause, because the denial not only burdened interstate commerce, but obstructed it completely
  • striking down state’s attempt to require certificate of “public convenience” to compete in commercial interstate transportation
  • striking down state’s attempt to require certificate of “public convenience” to compete in commercial interstate transportation

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Judges: Brandéis, McReynolds, See

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