Rapid Film Service, Inc. v. Bee, Line Motor Freight

This is an appeal from an order of the Nebraska State Railway Commission interpreting a certificate of public convenience and necessity issued to the appellee, Rapid Film Service, Inc.

On January 31, 1938, the Nebraska State Railway Commission issued a “grandfather” certificate to Richard R. and Herbert E. Lysinger, doing business as Rapid Film Service, which authorized it to transport commodities as follows: “Commodities generally and specially to wit: Motion picture films, mainly, but also automobile accessories, yeast, oil and greases and small freight.” On June 30, 1965, this cerificate…