Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co. v. Public Service Commission
Indiana Supreme Court
From Porter Circuit Court; H. H. Loring, Judge. Action by the Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Company against the Public Service Commission. From a judgment for the commission, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLairy, J.
— On application of the Chicago, Lake Shore and South Bend Railway Company, the Public Service Commission made an order directing that a physical connection should be constructed for the transfer of freight in carload lots between the lines of that company and the lines of the Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Company at Michigan City, Indiana. The order contemplates the construction of an interchange track connecting the two lines of railroad, and provides that, in case the two companies should be unable to agree on a division of the costs, éither company might apply to the…
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