Jack O. Black v. Interstate Commerce Commission and United States of America

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• noting that the petitioner there had pointed to no unconsidered factor that might possibly have rendered the Commission's conclusion to grant an exemption arbitrary and capricious under the circumstances of that case
• noting that the petitioner there had pointed to no unconsidered factor that might possibly have rendered the Commission’s conclusion to grant an exemption arbitrary and capricious under the circumstances of that case
• “Where the acquisition of a railway is governed by § 10901 ..., the decision whether to impose labor protective conditions ... rests within the Commission’s own discretion.”

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