Note 632 — Chapter XVI · EFFECTS OF THE LAW OF 1906; JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION, 1905-'10
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16 I.C.C. Rep., 276, is a typical instance of voluntary correction of a maladjustment of rates, as soon as attention was officially called to it. Also, 21 Idem where several railroads being unable to agree upon the classification of live and dead locomotives, appeal to the Commission to decide the matter.