Murphy Oil Corporation v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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• holding that there was no “doubt . . .the [Federal Energy Regulatory] Commission[’s] rate-making powers” under the Natural Gas Act authorized it to determine the proper price for natural gas sold by petitioner
• stating that Seatrain “rested heavily on the Court’s doubt that the ICC would have had, in the first instance, statutory authority to take the action it did” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).