Justice CAHILL delivered the opinion of the court:
The issue in this case is whether plaintiffs have a constitutionally protected interest in the continuation of a specific rate of reimbursement for electricity generated and sold to a public utility company. The trial court concluded that such rights existed and prohibited application of a legislative enactment abolishing that rate. Because we conclude that a specific rate of reimbursement once mandated by the legislature...
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