Bekins Van Lines, Inc. v. Riley
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Mr. Justice McReynolds,
announced by the Chief Justice.
Appellants, as common carriers, are engaged in transporting freight by motor vehicles for hire along public highways between fixed termini and over regular routes within California. The 1926 Amendment to the Constitution and the statutes of that State lay upon such carriers a tax of 5% of their gross receipts in lieu of all other taxes, while other freight carriers, common and private, by motor vehicles, are subjected to different and, it is alleged, less burdensome taxation. Cal. Const., Art. 13, § 15; March 5,…
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