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UNITED STATES V. HANCOCK TRUCK LINES, INC., 324 U. S. 774 (1945)
324 U. S. 774U.S. Supreme Court
United States v. Hancock Truck Lines, Inc., 324 U.S. 774 (1945)
United States v. Hancock Truck Lines, Inc.
No. 448
Argued March 27, 1945
Decided April 23, 1945
324 U.S. 774
Syllabus
1. The period for taking an appeal to this Court from a final decree of a District Court of three judges in a suit to set aside an order of the Interstate Commerce Commission is sixty days. P. 324 U. S. 776.
2. An appeal to this Court from a final decree of a District Court of three judges may be allowed by a single judge. P. 324 U. S. 777.
3. It was improper for the District Court to reverse an order of the Interstate Commerce Commission in respect of a provision therein as to which the suitor had advised the Commission that it no longer objected, but acquiesced. P. 324 U. S. 779.
Reversed.
Appeal from a decree of a district court of three judges which set aside in part an order of the Interstate Commerce Commission, 42 M.C.C. 547. clubjuris