Ann Arbor Railroad v. Railroad Commission

The questions arise upon demurrer to the second cause of action.

Plaintiffs (thirty-five railroads), for their second'cause of action, aver that the defendant commission on March 20, 1908, made an order determining and fixing certain car service charges, regulations and practices, to be imposed, observed and followed in the future by all the plaintiff railroad companies.

The petition thereupon sets forth each and all of the rules so made and now complained of.

Without enumeration or going into details, it may be stated that the only question urged in argument relates to car service regulations,…