Owl Protective Co. v. Public Service Commission

Opinion by

Parker, J.,

The Owl Protective Company (hereafter referred to as Owl Company), organized under the Business Corporation Law of 1933 (15 PS 2852) complained to the Public Service Commission that the Keystone Telephone Company of Philadelphia (hereafter referred to as Keystone Company) had refused to lease wires to it for use in its burglar alarm system and asked for relief. The commission after hearing dismissed the complaint and the Owl Company has appealed to this court. The Electric Protective Society, Inc. was permitted to intervene in support of the complaint and the City of…