Motor Service Co. v. Public Utilities Commission

Although Motor Service has assigned several errors to the Public Utilities Commission’s decision, the salient question raised is whether the commission acted reasonably and lawfully in finding compliance* with Item (d) of its 60-day order. We examine the record to ascertain if the commission’s finding is either manifestly against the weight of the evidence, or is not supported by the evidence. Kenton v. Pub. Util. Comm. (1965), 3 Ohio St. 2d 71, 73.

Item (d) of the 60-day order required Morgan to acquire a permanent terminal in Clermont County by construction, purchase, or long-term lease.…