City of Englewood v. Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that statute granting right to construct utility lines on public streets was special privilege or franchise under article II, section 11, but not unconstitutional since state had right to modify, alter, or withdraw it at any time
• stating that statute granting right to construct utility lines on public streets was special privilege or franchise under article II, section 11, but not unconstitutional since state had right to modify, alter, or withdraw it at any time
• stating that statute granting right to construct utility lines on public streets was special privilege or franchise under article II, section 11, but not unconstitutional since state had right to modify, alter, or withdraw it at any time
• term “public highway” includes both county roads and municipal streets

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).