· 9/21/1995
Morningstar Water Users Ass'n v. New Mexico Public Utility Commission
Citations
- 904 P.2d 28
- 120 N.M. 579
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “when the legislature intended the [Public Utility Act] to apply to municipalities it did so explicitly”
- holding that the Commission may only exercise jurisdiction over utilities expressly included in the scope of the PUA
- recognizing that a municipality may choose to submit itself to full regulation by the PUA under Section 62-6-5
- recognizing that a municipality may choose to submit itself to full regulation by the PUA under Section 62-6-5
- stating that a reviewing court accords some deference to an agency’s interpretation of the statute that governs the agency
- stating that a reviewing court accords some deference to an agency's interpretation of the statute that governs the agency
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Judges: Frost, Baca, Minzner
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