The Law of Interstate Commerce and Its Federal Regulation

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What are the subjects of commerce
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Wild game and fish as subjects of commerce
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Natural oil and gas as subjects of commerce
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The commerce clause and the admiralty jurisdiction
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Erie Canal subject to admiralty jurisdiction
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Jurisdiction of Federal courts in admiralty cases
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The original package in interstate commerce
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The Wilson Bill of 1890
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But a State can tax the property employed in interstate commerce
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State power of taxation of corporations engaged in inter state commerce summarized 29
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CHAPTER II
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The concurrent State power
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The State power as to interstate telegraph companies
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Concurrent power in interstate railroad transportation
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State Sunday laws and interstate traffic
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The beginning of federal regulation
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The Railroad Act of 1866
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Federal and state courts in the federal regulation of interstate
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Judicial construction of the Act to Regulate commerce
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Interstate telephone companies not included in the Act
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Page
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The unexercised Federal power
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The unexercised federal power in regulation of commerce
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commerce power
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The requirement of Federal franchise for business corpora tions in interstate commerce
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The developing construction of the Federal power in the regulation of commerce
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The AntiTrust Act of 1890
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Relation of Act to common law of interstate commerce
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Constitutionality of the Act
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Reasonable and unreasonable restraints of trade
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Contracts in restraint of trade under the Act
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Contracts restraining sales by rebates not within the Act
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Monopoly within the meaning of the Act
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Monopoly in law and in fact distinguished
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No distinction in the Act between necessaries of life and other articles
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No application to commerce within a State
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Application to State holding companies
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The labor legislation of Congress
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Regulation of interstate commerce in relation to labor
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The Federal judicial power and labor combinations
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Sympathetic strikes and boycotts by interstate employees
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The law of conspiracy in interstate commerce
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Distinguished from common law conspiracy
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Interstate commerce in relation to employees therein
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Picketing and soliciting in interstate commerce
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The relation of interstate railroad employees is that of free contract
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The right of labor organization includes the right of repre sentation
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Injunction in interstate commerce
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shipper
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Purpose of the section
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SECTION 13
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Power of Commission in correcting classification
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Discrimination in application of carload rates
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Stoppage in transit privileges
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171a Discrimination in allowance to private transfer companies
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Consultation of carriers in classification not illegal combina
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Grouping of rates
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Undue preference in denying shippers the choice of route
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Continuous carriage of freights from place of shipment
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The Commission not concluded by ruling of State Commis
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SECTION 8
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Contract rights of trackage
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Pooling of freights and division of earning forbidden
266
Liability of common carriers for damages
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sion
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Removal of indicted persons to other districts for trial 293
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Probative effect of enforced selfincriminating testimony
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served upon carriers
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SECTION 15
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SECTION 17
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Principal office of the Commission etc
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The section permissive only
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Section 3 Proceedings to enjoin departure from published
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Section 8 of the
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SECTION 18
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SECTION 2
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SECTION 5
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The Act as a defense in patent litigation
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SECTION 2
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SECTION 3
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Section 7 of the Act
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FEDERAL LABOR STATUTES
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PROCEDURE BEFORE INTERSTATE COMMERCE
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FORMS IN PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COMMISSION
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247
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Section 3 of the
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TABLE OF COMMISSION RULINGS
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365
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Expenses of the Commission
479
SECTION 5
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TABLE OF COMMISSION ON REASONABLENESS OF RATES AND DISPOSI
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Section 5 of the
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