Public Utility Commission of Texas v. J.M. Huber Corp.

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• reasoning that, because issuing advisory opinion is “beyond the constitutional power” of a court, the “Legislature is powerless to authorize” court to render advisory opinion pursuant to statutory grant of jurisdiction
• reasoning that, because issuing advisory opinion is \beyond the constitutional power\ of a court, the \Legislature is powerless to authorize\ court to render advisory opinion pursuant to statutory grant of jurisdiction
• reasoning that, because issuing advisory opinion is “beyond the constitutional power” of a court, the “Legislature is powerless to authorize” court to render advisory opinion pursuant to statutory grant of jurisdiction

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