Morrison v. Farmers Elevator Co.

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• holding that base rates which do not produce income sufficient to meet the operating expenses of a public utility are confiscatory
• holding that base rates which do not produce income sufficient to meet the operating expenses of a public utility are confiscatory
• holding that base rates which do not produce income sufficient to meet the operating expenses of a public utility are confiscatory
• injunction against insufficient existing rates while rate proceedings pending, after commission denial of common carrier request for increased temporary rates
• if a franchise between a utility and a municipality expires but the utility continues to provide service, an implied contract arises under the same terms and conditions as the expired grant
• if a franchise between a utility and a municipality expires but the utility continues to provide service, an implied contract arises under the same terms and conditions as the expired grant

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