New York Central Securities Corporation v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• upholding delegation to Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize mergers of railroad companies if it finds them “in the public interest”
• upholding delegation to ICC to authorize the consolidation of carriers where it finds that such consolidation would be in “the public interest”
• upholding delegation to ICC to authorize the consolidation of carriers where it finds that such consolidation would be in \the public interest\
• upholding the statutory delegation of authority to the ICC to approve railroad consolidations so long as the mergers are in the “public interest”
• upholding delegation of authority to Interstate Commerce Commission to approve railroad consolidations that are in the “public interest”
• upholding the Transportation Act of 1920, which empowered the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize the acquisition of one railroad by another if it is in the “public interest”

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