Hiller Truck Lines, Inc. v. Alabama Public Service Commission
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MADDOX, Justice.
W. M. Burnett Truck Line, Inc., made application before the Alabama Public Service Commission to amend its Certificate of Convenience to allow it to transport general commodities between all points and places within a ten-mile radius of Haleyville, Alabama. Hiller Truck Lines and Neely Truck Lines protested. The APSC granted authority to Burnett to transport general commodities to and from the entire police jurisdiction of Haleyville. Only Hiller appealed to the Circuit Court of Montgomery County. That court af firmed the APSC order, finding that the APSC order did not contain…
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