...fully settled. Indeed it is doubtful whether any single rule can be laid down, applicable to all cases. If it be said that the rates must be such as to secure...of material, rascality on the part of those engaged ia the construction, or management of the property. These, and many other things, as is well known,...

...fully settled. Indeed, it is doubtful whether any single rule can be laid down applicable to all cases. If it be said that the rates must be such as to secure...happened to make the investment far in excess of the value of the property — injudicious contracts, poor engineering, unusually high cost of material,...

...cent on the moncy invested, it will be remembered that many thing* have haponcd to make the investmcnt far in excess of the actual value of the property — injudicious contracts, poor engincering, unusually high cost of material, nmcality on the part cf those enpaged in the construction...

...settled. Indeed, it is doubtful whether any single rule can be laid down, applicable to all cases. If it be said that the rates must be such as to secure...investment far in excess of the actual value of the property—injudicious contracts, poor engineering, unusually high cost of material, rascality on the...

...are all matters for consideration," etc. If this language is to be "recorded as a precedent," then in truth the corporations had great reason to rejoice...UNUSUALLY HIGH COST OF MATERIAL, RASCALITY ON THE PART OP THOSE ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MANAGEMENT OF THE PROPERTY. THESE AND MANY OTHER THINGS, AS...

...Rates, 1903, 9 ICCR 3X2, 402.) City of Appleton v. Appleton Water Works Co. 1910, 5 WRCR 215, 221. 10. If It be said that the rates must be such as to secure...engineering, unusually high cost of material, rascality on part of those engaged in the construction or management of the property. These and many other things,...

...settled. Indeed, it is doubtful whether any single rule can be laid down, applicable to all cases. If it be said that the rates must be such as to secure...owners a reasonable per cent. on the money invested, it 1 The decision covered also (he cases of Smith et al. v. Chicago & NW R. Co. et al., Higgonson et al....

...rule can be laid down by which the reasonableness of rates can be determined applicable to all cases. If it be said that the rates must be such as to secure tu the owners a reasonable per cent, on the money invested, it will be remembered that many tilings...