Edwards Motor Transit Co. v. United States

FOLLMER, District Judge.

This Court was convened to hear and determine the merits of plaintiffs’ claim that three Orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission (hereinafter called “Commission”) should be enjoined, set aside and annulled. The first of the Orders was dated October 5, 1960, and granted a certificate of public convenience and necessity to Capitol Bus Company (hereinafter called “Capitol”) authorizing it to operate, in interstate or foreign commerce, as a common carrier by motor vehicle, over regular routes, of passengers and their baggage, and of express and newspapers in the same…