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UNITED CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES CORP. v. DEPT. OF PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL

(15125)

235 Conn. 334 (1995)

UNITED CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES CORPORATION v. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL ET AL.

Supreme Court of Connecticut.

Decision released August 22, 1995.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Robert P. Knickerbocker, Jr., with whom, on the brief, was Paul N. Belval, for the appellant (plaintiff).

Tatiana D. Sypko, assistant attorney general, with whom were Robert S. Golden, assistant attorney general, and, on the brief, Richard Blumenthal, attorney general, for the appellee (named defendant).

David Silverstone, with whom was William B. Heinrich, for the appellee (defendant The FiberVision Corporation of Greater Hartford).

Phyllis J. Trowbridge, for the appellee (defendant office of consumer counsel).

Peters, C. J., and Callahan, Borden, Katz and Palmer, Js.

CALLAHAN, J.

The plaintiff, United Cable Television Services Corporation, doing business as TCI Cablevision of Central Connecticut, appeals from the judgment of the trial court dismissing its appeal from the decision of the defendant, the department of public utility control (department), to grant the defendant, The FiberVision Corporation of Greater Hartford (FiberVision), a competing cable company, a certificate of public convenience and necessity. The plaintiff...

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