Texas Municipal Power Agency v. Public Utility Commission of Texas

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• recognizing that agency has “implied powers that are reasonably necessary to carry out the express responsibilities given to it by the Legislature”
• concluding that because requested declaration sought more than reversal of agency order, APA Section 2001.174 did not provide redundant remedy
• concluding that TMPA’s declaratory judgment claims “appear to be redundant”
• recognizing that the denial of summary judgment is normally not appealable
• recognizing that the denial of summary judgment is normally not appealable
• noting that “agency’s powers are limited” to those “expressly conferred by the Legislature” and those implied that are reasonably necessary to carry out agency’s express responsibilities

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