Motor Freight Express v. Public Service Commission

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

Prior to November 22,1932, Motor Freight Express, one of the appellants, was the holder of consolidated certificates of public convenience authorizing the transportation of freight and merchandise by trucks over various routes in the territory bounded roughly by Philadelphia on the east, Harrisburg on the west, Pottsville on the north and York on the south.

Horn’s Motor Express, Inc., the other appellant, had a certificate authorizing it to transport property to and from all points on State Highway Route No. 11 between the Pennsylvania-Maryland state line and…