Interstate Commerce Commission v. Cheesebrough

BELL, District Judge.

The defendant Harvey Cheesebrough (hereafter called Cheesebrough) maintains his principal place of business at Minneapolis, Minnesota. He does not have a certificate of public convenience and necessity or a permit issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission authorizing him to engage in the transportation of property as a common or contract carrier by motor vehicle and his lack of authority was at all times known to the defendant Waldorf Paper Products Company (hereafter called Waldorf).

The defendant Waldorf at all times was a corporation duly organized and existing under…