Chicago District Pipeline Co. v. Illinois Commerce Commission

A certificate of public convenience and necessity was granted in 1933 by the Illinois Commerce Commission, appellant, to the Chicago District Pipeline Company, appellee. The order of the commission permitted appellee to maintain and operate two gas pipelines owned by it upon condition that it would convey, deliver and sell gas at wholesale to corporations, both municipal and private, engaged in the sale and delivery of gas to the public. From this order appellee perfected its appeal to the superior court of Cook county, which upon consideration vacated and set aside the order of the…