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· 11/21/1934

Langever v. Miller

Citations

  • 124 Tex. 80
  • 76 S.W.2d 1025
  • 96 A.L.R. 836
  • 1934 Tex. LEXIS 137

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  • holding that a reviewing court‟s authority is limited to either affirming the Commission‟s decision or setting it aside as unlawful or unreasonable; a reviewing court may not direct the Commission what order to make
  • approving such reference when the “adjustment is (1) ‘known and measurable,’ (2) promotes the proper relationship of investment, revenues and expenses, and (3) is representative of the conditions anticipated during the time the rates will be in effect”

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Judges: Cureton

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