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ICC v. Chicago Great Western Railway by Scribd Government Docs is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document summarizes a case heard before the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding alleged discrimination in freight rates charged for transporting live animals versus dressed meats and packinghouse products. The ICC found that the higher rates charged for live animals constituted unlawful discrimination. However, the circuit court dismissed the case, finding that the live animal rates were reasonable, transporting live animals was more costly than dressed meats, and the lower rates for dressed meats
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