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HARMON v. TANNER MOTOR TOURS

No. 4531.

377 P.2d 622 (1963)

Harley E. HARMON, Arthur Olsen, Lou F. Laporta, Robert T. Baskin and Norman White, successors by election to Harley E. Harmon, Arthur Olsen and Clesse M. Turner, as the Board of Clark County Commissioners, the governing body of Clark County, Nevada, and Las Vegas-Tonopah-Reno Stage Lines, Inc., a Nevada corporation, and Sebastian F. Mikulich, Appellants, v. TANNER MOTOR TOURS OF NEVADA, LTD., a Nevada corporation, Respondent.

Supreme Court of Nevada.

January 8, 1963.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Foley Brothers, of Las Vegas; Richard R. Hanna and Robert F. List, of Carson City, for appellants Las Vegas-Tonopah-Reno Stage Lines, Inc., and Sebastian F. Mikulich.

John F. Mendoza, Clark County, Dist. Atty., Las Vegas, for Appellants County Commissioners.

George Rudiak, of Las Vegas, for respondent.

THOMPSON, Justice.

This litigation came about as the result of a dispute over which one of two competing common carriers has the exclusive limousine ground transportation franchise for servicing the Las Vegas airport. Las Vegas-Tonopah-Reno Stage Lines, Inc. (LTR) and Tanner Motor Tours of Nevada, Ltd. (Tanner) each claim such franchise because of certain action taken by the Board of Clark County Commissioners (Board) as the governing authority of the Las Vegas airport...

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