Legal Definition and Related Resources of Articles Of Commerce

Commodities shipped or forwarded from one state to another and put up for sale. An article becomes an article of interstate commerce when it becomes an article of trade from one state to another, and this does not occur until it begins to move and this movement does not begin until the article is shipped, or is started for transportation from one state to another. Ware v Mobile county , 41 So. 153, 146 Ala. 163. The crossing of state lines is an important factor in determining that a thing is in interstate commerce , provided that which crosses is itself commercial in character , but the fact that an article crosses state lines is not conclusive of its nature as an article of commerce, or of its being in interstate commerce. Young v Kellex Corp., 82 F. Supp. 953.

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