Mason v. Public Utilities Commission

Appellant raises four propositions of law herein, the first being that the requisite degree of proof should be less exacting for an application to operate as a motor transportation company, on call to the public over irregular routes, for the transportation of household goods, office furniture and fixtures than where authority to transport general freight is sought. Appellant bases his proposition upon the inherent difficulty in obtaining evidence to show a need and deficiency for this type of transportation, and upon the highly specialized nature of transportation necessary to serve and…