Summary

Schenley Distillers Corporation v…

The court held that the commission properly ruled that the applicant was a 'contract carrier', and accordingly dismissed the complaint.
The district Court rightly held that the parent corporation had no standing to sue. It did not ask that a permit be issued to it, and its sole interest in the permit sought for its co-appellant was that of a stockholder. We have held that a minority stockholder of a carrier corporation cannot bring suit to set aside a commission order against the corporation.
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