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Utilities May Discriminate Between Consumers Inside and Outside City Limits
The Supreme Court of Nebraska ruled that public utilities may generally discriminate, with respect to rates, between consumers within and outside the municipalities served.
Utilities May Discriminate Between Consumers Inside and Outside City Limits
The Supreme Court of Nebraska ruled that public utilities may generally discriminate, with respect to rates, between consumers within and outside the municipalities served.
Utilities May Discriminate Between Consumers Inside and Outside City Limits
1985-10-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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