HOLDING YARDS See LOADING AND
UNLOADING
HOUSEBOATS See TRANSPORTATION
v. NONTRANSPORTATION SERVICES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Acts of God, liability limitation 414
Articles of extraordinary value, liability
limitation 415
Broker authority for, denied 34
Carrier must either accept full respon-
sibility for all items transported or
specifically request deletion from its
certificate of items it desire not to.
transport 415
Clear receipt, liability limitation 418
Defined 411
Depreciation, settlement of loss and
damage 416
General commodity carriers of, lower
liability 37
Limitation of liability, carriers, rules
adopted 419
Perishable articles, including plants,
liability 417
Pickup and hold service 317, 322
Publications to be given shipper 35
Regulations
Benefiting small c.o.d. shipper 34
Carrier performance statistics reported
to public, interpretation of 626
Vehicle-load manifest, use of
eliminated, amended to provide for use
of driver's weight certificate 322, 326
Service industry, is a 321
Servicing of appliances by third party,
liability 416
Storage-in-transit, rules adopted 417
Strikes, not liability limitation 415
Weight, tare, gross, and net, how deter-
mined 316, 326
Norfolk port and Newport News plant-
site, ex-water movements between,
authority needed for 95
INCREASED RATES
General increases, regional differences
outweigh uniformity 724
Adequacy of existing service 9, 84, 237,
269, 854, 886
Interline, prior agreement for, grant
cannot be based on 878
Prohibition of ordered, repeated
Scheduled deliveries, cannot be relied on
for 295
Single-line service, substitution for
applicant's present interlining will
improve quality not amount of
service 439
INTERLINE See INTERCHANGE
INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION
Bananas, United States port to Canada,
continuity of movement at ports brings
under land bridge exemption 49
Motor-water, benefits of, Pacific North-
west 337, 346
INTERPRETATION See AUTHORI-
TIES, INTERPRETATION; CERTI-
FICATES; RESTRICTIONS
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Shipper's fixed intent determines
character of 48
INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT
Legislative history
§20(11): 413
$203(b)(5): 255, 259
$202(c): 134, 158
$202(c)(2): 349
$203(a)(15): 487
$203(a)(18): 300, 450
$203(b)(5): 255, 259
$203(b)(8): 133, 158, 181, 348
MINIMUM WEIGHT CHARGES
Consumer Unit, Bureau of Traffic, to
evaluate 63
Discriminatory, evidence insufficient to
establish 64
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
Applicant's failure to proceed with case
by presentation of properly certified
shipper witnesses, at its own peril 534
Certificates of support
Applicant's trady notice not in com-
pliance with Schaeffer rules 532
Filed with application, no service
requirement 471
Consolidation of proceedings involving
similar parties and related fitness
issues 375
Correction of respondent's statement,
not reply to a reply 684
Fitness issue considered in another pro-
ceeding, issuance of subpenas regard-
ing would be improper reopening of
record 375
Late submission of representation, date
of receipt 157
Moot, investigation not, since grant
covering unauthorized operations is
not administratively final 29
Petitions and pleadings, numerous, re-
petitive, lengthy, discouraged 502
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