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Judges Wrong to Require Equal Water Rates
The City of South Boston, Virginia, initiated a proceeding to change its status from city to town. A special three‐judge court was appointed to decide the city's petition. The court entered a final order that permitted the city to revert to town status subject to certain conditions, one of which was a requirement that the new town's water and sewer rates shall be equal for customers of the new town and Halifax County. The City appealed. The special court decision was reversed.
Judges Wrong to Require Equal Water Rates
The City of South Boston, Virginia, initiated a proceeding to change its status from city to town. A special three‐judge court was appointed to decide the city's petition. The court entered a final order that permitted the city to revert to town status subject to certain conditions, one of which was a requirement that the new town's water and sewer rates shall be equal for customers of the new town and Halifax County. The City appealed. The special court decision was reversed.
Judges Wrong to Require Equal Water Rates
1995-03-01
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