· 7/1/1992
Anderson v. Public Service Com'n of Utah
Citations
- 839 P.2d 822
- 190 Utah Adv. Rep. 24
- 1992 Utah LEXIS 50
- 1992 WL 150860
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the most burdensome form of service required is that articulated by the legislature
- observing that Anderson failed to claim his certified letter and concluding that “the agency also has a significant interest in ensuring that parties do not delay or subvert the administrative process by willfully evading notice”
- noting review of claims that agency action was arbitrary and capricious under section 63-46b-16(4)(h)(iv) is for reasonableness
- noting review of claims that agency action was arbitrary and capricious under section 63-46b-16(4)(h)(iv) is for reasonableness
- affirming public service commission’s revocation of limousine service owner’s certificate of operation for failure to maintain proof of insurance and rejecting owner’s argument he was entitled to actual notice
- license to carry passengers for hire
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Judges: Durham, Hall, Howe, Stewart, Zimmerman
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