Ponce & Guayama Railroad v. American Railroad
District Court, D. Puerto Rico
1Opinion of the Court
HamiltoN, Judge,
delivered tbe following opinion:
What is called the Ponce & Guayama Railroad Company, the complainant herein, is apparently not a single corporation, but an association in the nature of a partnership or a syndicate between three different corporations. Two of these were the Centrals Aguirre and Fortuna, owning 58 of the 61 kikn meters of railroad between Guayama and Ponce. The remaining 3 kilometers were owned by the defendant, the American Railroad Company of Porto Rico. The three companies entered into an agreement, approved by the executive council of Porto Rico, by which…
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