Credit: Ngampol/Adobe Stock In 4-3 Split, Divided Connecticut High Court Rules on Utilities Billing
The dissenters said the majority overstepped the legislators' intent.
May 07, 2024 at 06:18 PM
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Public Utilities
Three justices of the Connecticut Supreme Court said the majority overstepped and practically enacted a new statute, placing the high court's policy preferences over the Legislature's intention.
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