Besl Corp. v. Public Utilities Commission

The central issue presented is whether the commission erred by considering the history of appellant’s *148certificate in determining if the transportation of iron and steel articles, automobile gear frames and aluminum ingots was authorized thereunder. .

This court was presented, with a similar situation in Stony’s Trucking Co. v. Pub. Util. Comm. (1972), 32 Ohio St. 2d 139, 290 N. E. 2d 565. There, in finding that a certificate did not permit the hauling of certain iron and steel articles, the commission examined the history of the certificate.1 In responding to appellant’s contention that the…