Community Public Service Co. v. New Mexico Public Service Commission
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MOISE, Justice.
We are here called upon to pass on the constitutionality of Ch. 89, N.M.S.L.1961, insofar as it attempted to place rural elec-trie cooperatives under the Public Utility-Act for certain purposes by including them within the definition of “public utility.” The act amended § 68-3-2 (F) (1) by adding the italicized words :
“ 'Public utility’ or 'utility’ means every person not engaged solely in interstate business and except as hereinafter stated, that now does or hereafter may own, operate, lease or control:(1) Any plant, property, or facility for the generation, transmission, or…
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