Corporation Commission v. Pacific Greyhound Lines

(specially concurring).

The Chief Justice has set out all the pertinent facts. From what has been said, it is evident that only one real question is involved, and that is whether under the proviso of section 66-506, A.C.A.1939, the phrase “or in a territory already served by a common motor carrier” applies in this case. To put it otherwise, the question is this: If a motor carrier holds a certificate of convenience and necessity over a certain road between two cities, and a subsequent applicant petitions the commission to carry passengers and baggage between said cities over an entirely…