United States v. Public Utilities Commission of Cal.
District Court, N.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
LEMMON, Circuit Judge.
“To git thar fustest with the mostest men” was the recipe for victory announced by General ■ Nathan Bedford Forrest, the Confederate cavalry leader.
There is as much military wisdom in that dictum today as- there was a century ago. In this atomic age, speed in the movement of- men .and supplies is' still necessary.
In the instant case,'the theory of the plaintiff, as expressed in its complaint, is that if Section 530 of the Public Utilities Code of California, as amended in 1955, infra, hereinafter referred to as “Sec. 530”, is held to apply to shipments made by the…
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