- 8 - States of California, Hawaii, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Virginia. Whenever UPS-Ohio or UPS-New York made a change to its tariff, a tariff supplement was filed with the ICC. 1. Pre-1984 a. Excess Value Charges Petitioner refers to its customers as shippers. Petitioner charged its shippers a fee for the shipment of each package based on the weight of the package, the distance that the package would travel, the value of the package, and various accessorial services offered by petitioner. Petitioner's rates were governed by the tariffs, which it submitted to the ICC and the various States. The tariffs10 submitted to the ICC provided, among other things, for rates in cents per package and per pound as follows: ITEM 1000 * * * * * * * The rate for delivery of packages, released to value not exceeding $100 per package, shall be 116.0� per package plus the following rates per pound or fraction thereof: 9(...continued) outside the regulatory-free zones. 10The provisions of the tariffs were similar except that the tariff provided by UPS-Ohio further included "item 1040", which does not affect our decision, and we will not reproduce it in the opinion.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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