Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 11/17/1972
Duquesne Light Co. v. Monroeville Borough
Citations
- 449 Pa. 573
- 298 A.2d 252
- 1972 Pa. LEXIS 408
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the public utility commission has approval power over local undergrounding ordinances and “ultimate authority to determine the particulars of implementation, including timing, feasibility and cost of the project”
- explaining that where the PUC and a local government had overlapping statutory authority the General Assembly intended the statutes to be applied harmoniously
- Commission is the appropriate forum for the adjudication of public utility facilities within the Commonwealth
- PUC has exclusive regulatory jurisdiction over the implementation of public utility facilities
- decided under a state statute concerning licensure of eating or drinking places
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Judges: Bell, Brien, Cohen, Eagen, Jones, Pomeroy, Roberts
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