United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 439United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1980 |
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... procedures are to be designed to " facilitate fair and expeditious action on any such petition . " Section 15a ( 6 ) ( b ) directs the Commission to permit interim increases in the general level of interstate rates within 30 days of the ...
... procedures are to be designed to " facilitate fair and expeditious action on any such petition . " Section 15a ( 6 ) ( b ) directs the Commission to permit interim increases in the general level of interstate rates within 30 days of the ...
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... existing ratemaking procedures to permit prompt rate in- creases . S. Rep . No. 93-221 , pp . 2 , 7 ( App . A ) . Per Curiam 439 U.S. wise once the tariffs were filed LONG ISLAND R. CO . v . ABERDEEN & ROCKFISH R. CO . 5.
... existing ratemaking procedures to permit prompt rate in- creases . S. Rep . No. 93-221 , pp . 2 , 7 ( App . A ) . Per Curiam 439 U.S. wise once the tariffs were filed LONG ISLAND R. CO . v . ABERDEEN & ROCKFISH R. CO . 5.
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... procedure was adequate to protect the interests of the parties affected by the terminal surcharge , and respondent railroads have advanced no reasons for concluding otherwise . In Atchison , T. & S. F. R. Co. v . Wichita Bd . of Trade ...
... procedure was adequate to protect the interests of the parties affected by the terminal surcharge , and respondent railroads have advanced no reasons for concluding otherwise . In Atchison , T. & S. F. R. Co. v . Wichita Bd . of Trade ...
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... procedure that maximizes hiring of minority employees . To dispel the adverse inference from a prima facie showing under McDonnell Douglas , the employer need 24 STEVENS , J. , dissenting The Court of Appeals 26 OCTOBER TERM , 1978.
... procedure that maximizes hiring of minority employees . To dispel the adverse inference from a prima facie showing under McDonnell Douglas , the employer need 24 STEVENS , J. , dissenting The Court of Appeals 26 OCTOBER TERM , 1978.
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... procedure with respect to voting " within the meaning of § 5 of the Act . Pp . 36-43 . ( a ) Informed by the legislative history and the Attorney General's interpretation of §5 , this Court has consistently given the phrase " standard ...
... procedure with respect to voting " within the meaning of § 5 of the Act . Pp . 36-43 . ( a ) Informed by the legislative history and the Attorney General's interpretation of §5 , this Court has consistently given the phrase " standard ...
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