The statute expressly provides for a judicial review by the courts of the orders of the commission to test the lawfulness of the fares fixed and the reasonableness of regulations prescribed by the commission.
Section 32 of the act provides that the railroad or the other party interested in any order of the commission fixing fares may commence a suit in the circuit court of Marion county against the commission, to vacate any such order, on the ground that the fares fixed are unlawful.
facciamo due fermate we are going to make two stops il tassista taxi driver il posteggio di taxi taxi rank la tariffa fare la tariffa notturna night fare la tariffa diurna day fare la tariffa fissa fixed fare il tassametro taxi meter il cofano car boot le dispiace mettere la cintura di sicurezza?
The now-endemic breaking of rules runs from Glaxo's fixing of drugs tests and the banks' illegal overdraft charges to universal tax-dodging by non-doms, airline fare-fixing, Tesco schlepping its profits to the Caymans, and BAA-Ferrovial's manic borrowing on a sub-prime asset-base.
As a minister for consumer protection he was also responsible for insuring a standard size for the capacity of carafes, obliging publicans and petrol stations to display their prices, compelling hire-purchase agreements to specify their annual interest rates, ending fare-fixing on cross-Channel ferries and retail price maintenance on condoms.
The government restricted competition, and fares were fixed by the Civil Aviation Department (DAC), at a level designed to cover average industry costs, plus a 12% profit margin.
Fares are fixed by zone, making it increasingly difficult to make ends meet as gas prices rise, said Mr. Merice, the driver who operates Beauty.
While the commonwealth may be called upon to bear losses that may occur, if the fares as fixed prove to be insufficient, the operation by the trustees is intended to be self-sustaining.
A registration fee of 1s was charged and the fares were fixed at 20s return from London to Paris in covered third-class carriages, or 26s in second-class carriages.
"Not only are driver incomes decreasing with fares, their fixed and variable expenses are absurdly high.
