Summary

Charles Evans Hughes Southern Pacific Company v. Campbell…

By this order the commission found, after hearing, that certain freight rates maintained by the Southern Pacific Company between Portland and other places on its lines in Oregon were unreasonable, excessive, and discriminatory, and the commission required the company, in lieu of the rates thus disapproved, to put into effect the 'just and reasonable and nondiscriminatory charges' set forth in the order.
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Charles Evans Hughes Southern Pacific Company v. Campbell…

The right to fix reasonable charges has been granted, but the power of declaring what shall be deemed reasonable has not been surrendered.'
The remaining questions may be briefly disposed of. The complainants were not entitled to have the court below substitute its judgment for that of the commission, or determine the matters which properly fell within the province of that body.
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