Doc Goodrich & Son, Inc. v. Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtO’Neill, C. J.
Elmer E. Goodrich has been in the moving-and-storage business for about 30 years. The corporation of which he is president, Doc Goodrich & Son, Inc., was the applicant before the commission and is the appellant here. It has no intrastate authority of its own. It provides services which are not exempt from state regulation by leasing its equipment to Louden Lines, Inc., one of the protestants before the commission. Under the leasing arrangement, the appellant does all the hauling atad pays ten percent of the revenues to the certificated carrier. In effect the appellant pays to use Louden’s…
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