Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co. v. State Public Utilities Commission

Citations

• 242 U.S. 333

Syllabus

<p>An order of a state commission fixing a rate for transportation in purely intrastate commerce will not be disturbed upon the grounds that it produces discrimination against interstate commerce, interferes with administrative provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act, and intrudes up op the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce Commission, where the relations of the rate fixed to interstate commerce have not been determined by the Interstate Commerce Commission and are not established by the evidence, and where the certainty that it will operate to the injury of those engaged in such commerce is not made to appear.</p>