HORTON TELEPHONE CO. v. P.S. COMM.

Docket No. 757.

5 Mich. App. 10 (1966)

145 N.W.2d 836

HORTON TELEPHONE COMPANY v. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. PETITION OF SOUTHERN TELEPHONE COMPANY.

Michigan Court of Appeals.

Rehearing denied January 3, 1967.

Leave to appeal granted March 22, 1967.

Appeals dismissed November 13, 1967.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Sinas, Dramis, Brake & Werbelow (Richard J. Brake, of counsel), for appellant Horton Telephone Company.

Snyder, Loomis & Ewert (George W. Loomis and Rodger T. Ederer, of counsel), for intervenor Southern Telephone Company.

Frank J. Kelley, Attorney General, Robert A. Derengoski, Solicitor General, and Hugh B. Anderson and David P. Van Note, Assistant Attorneys General, for the Public Service Commission.


Leave to appeal granted by Supreme Court March 22, 1967. See 379 Mich. 756.

Appeals dismissed per stipulation November 13, 1967.

T.G. KAVANAGH, J.

On June 20, 1963, Southern Telephone Company filed a petition with the Michigan public service commission alleging that it is a Michigan corporation engaged as a public utility in the business of furnishing telephone service in a certain territory, among others, in and about the village of Horton and certain...

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