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· 9/15/1840

Legate v. Potter

Citations

  • 42 Mass. 325

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  • explaining 5 that “gradualism,” which is the avoidance of “rate shock,” is a “well-recognized tenet of, 6 and generally accepted as a legitimate concern in, utility ratemaking”

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Judges: Dewey

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