Union Light, Heat & Power Co. v. Mulligan

*663Opinion op the Court by

Judge Milder

— Reversing judgment in first ease and granting writ of prohibition in the second case.

The appellant, the Union Light, Heat and Power Company, hereinafter called the company for brevity, supplies natural gas to the residents of the city of Covington under a franchise contract which permits the company to charge not exceeding thirty cents net per thousand cubic feet. For several years, at least during the period covered by this controversy, the company has charged the maximum contract price of thirty cents per thousand cubic feet.

In June, 1916, Mary Mulligan…