· 4/22/2004
State, Office of Public Utility Counsel v. Public Utility Commission of Texas
Citations
- 131 S.W.3d 314
- 2004 WL 438491
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- holding that to establish agency rule is invalid, must show that it contravenes statutory language, runs counter to statute’s general objectives, or imposes additional or inconsistent conditions
- holding that to establish agency rule is invalid, must show that it contravenes statutory language, runs counter to statute’s general objectives, or imposes additional or inconsistent conditions
- rejecting a similar argument when the PUC sought to avoid validity challenge of amended rule
- rule invalid if it contravenes specific statutory language or runs counter to general objectives of statute
- rule invalid if it contravenes specific statutory language or runs counter to general objectives of statute
- rule invalid if it contravenes specific statutory language or runs counter to general objectives of statute
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Judges: Chief Justice Law, Justices Kidd and Puryear
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