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· 8/7/1907

Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co. v. Montana Federation of Labor

Citations

  • 156 F. 809
  • 1907 U.S. App. LEXIS 5371

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that laches barred a pre-enforcement declaratory judgment action alleging that a price regulation was invalid
  • holding that laches barred a pre-enforcement declaratory judgment action alleging that a price regulation was invalid
  • exercising jurisdiction to decide issue of contract interpretation because “incident to and interwoven with,” overcharge claim
  • “We are free to make an independent determination of the legal question as to whether the agency has made a showing of good cause.”
  • “mere announcement” of proposed oil industry rule could cause price discrimination and market dislocations
  • good cause where drastic economic harms of price discrimination and market dislocation which price control rule sought to prevent was likely to result if price controls were announced in advance

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Judges: Hunt

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