Matter of People ex rel. Roberts v. Brann

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• “In rate cases involving the charge of confiscation, or unreasonableness and unjustness, ... [Tex.Rev.Civ.Stat.Ann. art. 6059 (1962)] contemplates a de novo trial.”
• “Power to try a case de novo vests a court with full power to determine the issues and rights of all parties involved, and to try the case as if the suit had been filed originally in that court.”
• a trial de novo ordinarily requires the court to conduct a “full civil trial on the facts as well as the law” where the parties will “try the case as if the suit had been filed originally in that court”
• delegated power to fix rates is legislative power
• delegated power to fix rat& is legislative power
• delegated power to fix rates is legislative power

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