Salt Lake Transfer Co. v. Public Service Commission
Utah Supreme Court
1ConcurrenceHenriod, Justice
(commenting).
The brief held by Mr. Chief Justice CROCKETT, in his special concurrence, to the effect that this court previously has done more than merely affirm or set aside the decision of the Commission, i. e., has ordered a modification of its order, to me suggests 1) an unwarranted result, 2) a judicial non sequitur, 3) that we indulge in judicial legislation, and 4) represents in part a misquotation of authority, viz. Earley v. Industrial Commission, 1 Utah 2d 208, 265 P.2d 390, authored by this writer.
As to 1): The statute is clear. We can a) affirm or b) set aside. There is nothing in…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Earley v. Industrial CommissionUtah Supreme Court · 1953