U.S. Supreme Court UNITED FUEL GAS CO. v. PUBLIC SERVICE COM'N OF WEST VIRGINIA, 278 U.S. 322 (1929)

[Page 278 U.S. 322, 327]

are based on the business of that year, and we are without information as to appellant's business and return upon it in the intervening years. We think it clear that no case is presented which would warrant interference by this court with the order below denying interlocutory relief.

AFFIRMED.

Mr. Justice McREYNOLDS concurs in the result. Footnotes

Footnote 1 The commission had allowed this percentage amounting to $404,333 as covering depreciation of plant. The court merely allowed the total amount so found as plant depreciation, and did not estimate depreciation at a percentage of its own rate base, which was higher than that of the commission, the principal item of its valuation differing from that of the commission, being its assumed value of appellant's gas rights.