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· 11/3/1944

New Mexico Public Service Co. v. Engel

Citations

  • 145 F.2d 636
  • 1944 U.S. App. LEXIS 2595

How courts have described this case

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  • “[T]o be engaged in commerce within the meaning of that phrase, an employee must be actually engaged in the movement of commerce, or the services he performs must be so closely related thereto as to be for all practical purposes an essential part thereof.”
  • “[T]o be engaged in commerce within the meaning of that phrase, an employee must be actually engaged in the movement of commerce, or the services he performs must be so closely related thereto as to be for all practical purposes an essential part thereof.”
  • “[T]o be engaged in commerce within the meaning of that phrase, an employee must be actually engaged in the movement of commerce, or in the services he performs must be so closely related thereto as to be for all practical purposes an essential part thereof.”
  • “[T]o be engaged in commerce within the meaning of that phrase, an employee must be actually engaged in the movement of commerce, or in the services he performs must be so closely related thereto as to be for all practical purposes an essential part thereof.”

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Judges: Bratton, Huxman, Murrah

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