...properly be subjected to unreasonable rates in order simply that stockholders may earn dividends. * * * If a corporation cannot maintain such a highway and...earn dividends for stockholders, it is a misfortune fur it and them which the Constitution does not require to be remedied by imposing unjust burdens upon...

...to unreasonable exactions for the use of public highway established and maintained under legislative authority. If a corporation cannot maintain such a highway and earn dividends [continued on next page] 2. The 1926 Policy The toll rate policies and procedures of the 1906 Act prevailed...

...be subjected to unreasonable rates in order simply that stockholders may earn dividends • • • If a corporation cannot maintain such a highway and...misfortune for it and them which the Constitution doe» not require to be remedied by imposing unjust burdens upon the public. These cases illustrate...

...Land and Town Co. v. Jasper, 189 US 439, 442 ( 1903 ) . 88 Ibid. 89 143 US at 346. "misfortune . . . which the Constitution does not require to be remedied by imposing unjust burdens upon the public."90 Valuation, that troublesome concept, might not be based on costs incurred at a time of high...

...properly be subjected to unreasonable rates In order simply that stockholders may earn dividends. * * * If a corporation cannot maintain such a highway and...use the defendant's turnpike upon payment of such toile as In view of the nature and value of the service rendered by the company are reasonable, Is...

...properly be subjected to unreasonable rates in order simply that stockholders may earn dividends. * * * If a corporation cannot maintain such a highway and...remedied by imposing unjust burdens upon the public.' "These cases illustrate that irrespective of the financial needs of the publicservice company, the...

...unreasonable exactions for the use of a public, highway, established and maintained under legislative authority. If a corporation cannot maintain such a...and them, which the Constitution does not require to remedy by imposing unjust burdens upon the public. "A corporation maintaining a public highway, although...

...not maintain such a highway and pay dividends for stockholders, It Is a misfortune for It, and one which the Constitution does not require to be remedied by Imposing unjust burdens upon the public. Leaving out of consideration the statement of reproduction new of this road which has been considered...

...operate its plant so as to pay satisfactory dividends on all its outstanding stock, this is a failure which the constitution does not require to be remedied by imposing unjust burdens upon the public.2 The following cases are referred to by way of illustrating the rule and its application that...