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Southern Pacific Co. v. Arizona
''Southern Pacific Company v. Arizona'', , was a United States Supreme Court case in which the Court found that the Arizona's Train Limit Law imposes stiff burden on the railroad industry. The Train Limit Law of 1912 made it illegal for any person or corporation to use the state railroad train that has more than fourteen passenger cars or seventy freight cars.
== See also ==
* ''Johnson v. Southern Pacific Co.'': U.S. Supreme Court case involving Southern Pacific's unsuccessful challenge to a federal safety law
* ''Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad'': U.S. Supreme Court case involving Southern Pacific's successful challenge to local tax assessments.
* List of United States Supreme Court cases, volume 325
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