1. Frost v. Corporation Com. of Oklahoma, No. 60, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, November 26, 1928, Argued , February 18, 1929, Decided
OVERVIEW: New cotton gin companies could not compete with established companies without a showing of public necessity and the issuance of a permit as they were to be treated as a public utility by the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma.
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