New Hampshire Milk Dealers' Ass'n v. New Hampshire Milk Control Board

On September 7, 1965, after a public hearing, the Board found “that in order to protect the public health from impairment by a shortage of milk of proper quality, it is necessary to increase the cost of milk paid to producers.” It also found “that it is not necessary to increase the minimum retail price of milk” and made orders accordingly. After denial of their motions for rehearing, the plaintiffs appealed to this court on the grounds that the decisions and orders of the Board were not supported by the evidence, were contrary thereto and to law, and were unfair, arbitrary and discriminatory.