Legal Opinion · Dissent
Lone Star Gas Co. v. Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided July 10, 1934No. 24995, 24996Published
1DissentOsborn, J.
I dissent from the majority opinion, for the reason that said opinion ignores plain mandatory provisions of the Constitution.
This case presents two appeals: No. 24995, Lone Star Gas Company v. Corporation Commission, and No. 24998, Community Natural Gas Company v. Corporation Commission. These appeals arise from certain orders of the Corporation Commission in cause No. 10777. The proceedings originated before the Commission on November 28, 1930, by the filing of a petition by certain citizens of Walters, Okla., to cause the Corporation Commission to fix the burner-tip rate charges by the…
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