Petersen v. Beal

House Roll 306 (Laws 1929, ch. 147), entitled “An act relating to taxicabs and public cars and providing for the filing of insurance policies, surety bonds or securities with the state railway commission for the protection of the public ; and to provide penalties for the violation thereof,” was enacted by the legislature of 1929 and duly approved by the executive on April 6 of that year.

Section 1 thereof defines the terms “taxicab” and “public car.” Sections 2 and 3, as a prerequisite to the operation of a taxicab and of a public car as thus defined, require the deposit with the Nebraska…