State Ex Rel. Harline v. Public Service Commission

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting the argument that the definition of “electric plant” includes a “transmission line”
• characterizing the PSC’s powers under section 393.170 as: “to pass upon the question of public necessity and convenience (1) for any new company or additional company to begin business anywhere in the state, or (2
• the utility’s area CCN “conferred authority upon [the utility] to construct the proposed transmission line, and [] the law required no additional authorization from the Commission.”
• \Certificate 'authority' is of two kinds and emanates from two classified sources. Sub-section 1 requires 'authority' to construct an electric plant. Sub-section 2 requires 'authority' for an established company to serve a territory by means of an existing plant.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).