...within the borough of Queens. The Supreme Court, speaking through Mr. Justice Clarke, said in part : "Corporations which devote their property to a public...without the service which they alone can render." Attention may be directed to the fact that in the present proceeding, the commission did not direct...

...345, 62 L. ed. — , PUE1918A, 792, 38 Sup. Ct. Rep. 122, the Supreme Court of the United States held: "Corporations which devote their property to a public...without the service which they alone can render." [2] The length of time respondent's service may be continued on account of the extent of its supply...

...small loss which the company claims would result would render its business as a whole unprofitable. Corporations which devote their property to a public...they alone can render. To correct this disposition toserve where it is profitable and to neglect where It is not, is one of the important purposes for...

...62 L. eel. — , PUE1918A, 792, 38 Sup. Ct. Kep. 122, the Supreme Court of the United States held : "Corporations which devote their property to a public...without the service which they alone can render." [2] The length of time respondent's service may be continued on account of the extent of its supply...

...62 L. ed. — , PUR1918A, 792, 38 Sup. Ct. Rep. 122, the Supreme Court of the United States held : "Corporations which devote their property to a public...without the service which they alone can render." [2] The length of time respondent's service may be continued on account of the extent of its supply...

...within the borough of Queens. The Supreme Court, speaking through Mr. Justice Clarke, said in part: "Corporations which devote their property to a public...which it is presently profitable for them to serve, arfd restricting the development of the remaining portions by leaving their inhabitants in discomfort...

...Court's felicitous phrase — "serving only the portions of the territory covered by their franchise which it is presently profitable for them to serve...without the service which they alone can render." Except as to matters which have arisen after the time when the company might in good conscience have...

...Cedar Rapids Gas Co. v. Cedar Rapids, 223 US 655, 668 [32 Sup. Ct. Rep. 389, 56 L. ed. 594]. . . . "Corporations which devote their property to a public...disposition to serve where it is profitable and to neglect whore it is not is one of the important purposes for which these administrative Commissions, with large...

...Edward E. McCall, et al., reported in PUK 1918 A, page 792, the Supreme Court of the United States held: '•Corporations which devote their property to a...public use may not pick and choose, serving only the portion of the territory covered by their franchises, which it is presently profitable for them to...

...v. McCall, 245 PUR 1918-A, 792, 7P7, 62 ed. 337, Sup. Ct. Rep. 122, is relevant In this proceeding: Corporations which devote their property to a public...discomfort without the service which they alone can render. The convenience and necessity of the public demands that each utility should render the maximum service...