Ohio Fuel Gas Co. v. Public Utilities Commission

By the Court.

The findings, opinions and order of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio made August 18, 1939, show that for the year ending December 31, 1937, expenses connected with the procurement and distribution of the manufactured inert and reformed gas were claimed and allowed in the sum of $110,908.42, and that during, this same period the company used natural gas in the production of these inert and reformed gases costing $168,631.55, which had also been allowed as an expense. The allowance of these items formed in part the basis for the reversal of the finding and order of the…