Moritz v. Nebraska State Railway Commission
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChappell, J.
Elmer A. Moritz, doing business as Fairbury-Lincoln Stage Line, .hereinafter called applicant, made application to the Nebraska State Railway Commission on October 17, 1944, for a certificate of convenience and necessity authorizing an extension, thereby permitting him to operate intrastate single-line bus service between Lincoln and Fair-bury upon the paved highway, via Beatrice. George Cowsky, doing business as Superior-Beatrice Bus Line, and Santa Fe Trail Transportation Company protested. They will hereinafter be called Cowsky and Santa Fe respectively. After a hearing on the merits the…
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