P.A.K. Transport, Inc. v. United States of America, Interstate Commerce Commission, Intervenor, Currier Trucking Corporation, Intervenor

CLARKE, District Judge.

P.A.K. Transport, Inc. (hereinafter “P.A. K.”), a carrier subject to regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC), was subjected to an ICC investigation commencing in March 1976. P.A.K. had certificates permitting it to haul junk, salvage, scrap, or waste materials from and to various points in New England and New Jersey. P.A.K. had hauled scrap slabs, edgings, and cuttings from sawmills in New England for many years pursuant to its ICC certificate authority. About 1970 a machine was developed which enabled sawmills to make wood chips of the slabs. From 1970…