|
"How to Read
Tariffs to Avoid Surprises"©
(August 1994)
by William J.
Augello
Bruce D. Hocum,
contributing author
Even
after the elimination of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the
"Filed Rate Doctrine" this classic text remains as one of the
few modern reference works explaining the basics of tariffs in "Plain
English". It explains why tariffs still govern shippers’
traffic and transportation costs.
Contains:
-
An
explanation of the "filed rate doctrine", the statutory
exemptions and the former ICC regulations
-
General
rules governing the interpretation and application of tariffs
-
Types
of rate tariffs and rules of precedence, including class rates,
classification ratings and exceptions, commodity rate tariffs,
discount tariffs, released value tariffs, types of rates, rules
tariffs
-
Summaries
of the relevant statutes and regulations, including a review of the
Trucking Industry Regulatory Reform Act of 1994 and the Federal
Aviation Administration Act of 1994 that deregulated intrastate
trucking
-
23
Appendices containing examples of tariff provisions and exempt rail
circulars, released rate orders and tariff rules
-
98
pages (text, statutes, regulations, topical index, table of cases and
authorities), plus 146 pages of appendices
|
How
to Read Tariffs to Avoid Surprises ( 1994)
by
William J. Augello |
Member |
|
|
$17.00 |
|
How
to Read Tariffs to Avoid Surprises ( 1994)
by
William J. Augello |
Non-Member |
|
|
$27.50 |
|
