...concern, which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure, but should be reserved for public control and administration,...the public interest, and for the 'public security. Such rights and powers must exist under every form of society. Under our system, their existence and...

...concern, which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure, but should be reserved for public control and administration,...the public interest, and for the public security. Such rights and powers must exist under every form of society. They are always educed by the laws aud...

...concern, which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure, but should be reserved for public control and administration, either by the government directly, or by publicagents, acting under such conditions and regulations as tin1 government may impose in the public...

...concern, which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure.but should be reserved for public control and administration,...in the public interest and for the public security. Such rights and powers must exist under every form of society. They are always educed by the laws and...

...West River Bridge Co. vs. Dix, 6 Howard, 529; Veazie Bank vs. Fenno, 8 Wallace, 547. Cf. 37 NY 367. A franchise is a right, privilege or power of public...may impose in the public interest and for the public security.1 This again is somewhat too narrow, since it emphasizes unduly the element of public control...

...generally, as to methods of collection, TAXATION, vol. 25,9.5. 3. See FRANCHISE, vol. 8, p. 585. " A franchise is a right, privilege, or power of public...such conditions and regulations as the government may Franchise Taz. b. TAXABILITY OF FRANCHISES. — The franchises of a corporation are deemed to be property,1...

...concern, which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure, but should be reserved for public control and administration,...the public interest, and for the public security." For the purpose of this consideration, franchises may be divided into two classes : those of corporate...

...which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure, TOL. LT.— 54 but which should be reserved for public control and...the public interest and for the public security." * A necessary condition, then, is a public interest in the occupation or privileges to be followed....

...franchise has been given by the Supreme Court in terms of sufficient general accuracy to be adopted: "A franchise is a right, privilege, or power of public...the public interest and for the public security." * A necessary condition, then, is a public inter" California vs. Southern Pacific Railroad, 127 US,...

...concern, which ought not to be exercised by private individuals at their mere will and pleasure, but should be reserved for public control and administration,...the public interest, and for the public security. Such rights and powers must franchises or the right of the company to exist and perform the functions...