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Abstract
It has been said that the law defining "Going Value" and prescribing the method of proving its existence, in any particular public utility rate case, is still in a formative stage,--which implies that though there is an undefined something which constitutes the basis of going value, on account of its elusive and intangible nature, no one has a clearly defined idea of what it is, whence it originates, or how it may be proved and established.
Recommended Citation
William W. Potter,
GOING VALUE,
24
Mich. L. Rev.
232
(1926).
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