1. New York ex rel. Pennsylvania R. Co. v. Knight, No. 91, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Argued December 11, 1903 , January 4, 1904
OVERVIEW: Railroad company's cab business was subject to taxation by State of New York because the cab service was generally conducted within New York City, and was not a part of interstate transportation. A separation existed between the railroad's intrastate and interstate services, and a like separation existed between control by the State and the Nation.
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