Air Law Review, 8. sējumsBoard of New York University Air Law Review, 1937 Includes "Bibliographical section". |
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349. lappuse
... public interest , reasonable maximum rate regulation would be valid , even though it did interfere with the freedom of contract protected by the due process clause . Ever since Sir Matthew Hale used the words " affected with a public ...
... public interest , reasonable maximum rate regulation would be valid , even though it did interfere with the freedom of contract protected by the due process clause . Ever since Sir Matthew Hale used the words " affected with a public ...
350. lappuse
and public utilities 19 have also been held to be affected with a public interest.20 The basis for these last holdings is that common carriers and public utilities owe a duty to serve the public , and , therefore , should be subject to ...
and public utilities 19 have also been held to be affected with a public interest.20 The basis for these last holdings is that common carriers and public utilities owe a duty to serve the public , and , therefore , should be subject to ...
352. lappuse
... public interest.35 Although the newspaper cases did not deal with price regulation , since the court held the newspaper industry not to be affected with a public interest so as to justify interference with their contractual relations ...
... public interest.35 Although the newspaper cases did not deal with price regulation , since the court held the newspaper industry not to be affected with a public interest so as to justify interference with their contractual relations ...
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