undue discrimination against interstate commerce
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From 355 U.S. 300 - Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad v. Illinois · 1958Most cited · 83 citing opinions
When intrastate revenues fall short of producing their fair proportionate share of required total revenues, they work an undue discrimination against interstate commerce, and the ICC may remove the discrimination by fixing intrastate rates high enough reasonably to protect interstate commerce.