North Carolina Railroad v. Story

It may appear to be a hardship that P. M. King, administrator of Maggie Barber, cannot enforce the collection by execution and levy the judgment obtained against the North Carolina Railroad Company. We must consider the setting: The United States Government put forth every effort to aid her allies and to help win the World War; to-meet certain situations that arose during this period Congress passed what is known as the Transportation Act of 1920.

Sec. 206(g) is as follows: “No execution of process, other than on a judgment recovered by the (United States against a carrier, shall be levied…