Indiana Payphone Ass'n v. Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BAKER, Judge.
Appellant-complainant, The Indiana Payphone Association [IPA], appeals the determination of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission [Commission] that Appellee-re-spondent, Indiana Bell Telephone Company [Bell], had not engaged in certain illegal, anticompetitive practices in the payphone business. Specifically, IPA has made the following allegations: 1) the rates charged to Independent Payphone Providers [IPPs] by Bell for access to the telephone network are excessive, creating an anti-competitive, bottleneck monopolist price squeeze; 2) Bell’s ‘Winback” program, which…
2Cases cited10 opinions
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