Legal Opinion · Dissent

Fisher v. Branscum

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Decided November 20, 1967No. 5-4328Published

1DissentLyle Brown, Justice

There is no substantial evidence to show that Homer Fisher rendered reasonably continuous service prior to the application for transfer. To the contrary, his own testimony shows the certificate was practically dormant.

Homer Fisher obtained his permit in 1955. He was authorized as a common carrier to transport household goods over the public' highways throughout the State. The only restriction on carriage was “that all shipments must originate or terminate within Mississippi County, Arkansas.” The history of his operation for the past four years indicates that practically all of his hauling…

2Cases cited2 opinions

  1. Boyd v. Arkansas Motor Freight Lines, Inc.Supreme Court of Arkansas · 1953
  2. Arkansas Motor Freight Lines, Inc. v. HowardSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1955

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