Conneaut Tel. Co. v. Public Utilities Commission
Decision Date | 14 June 1967 |
Docket Number | No. 40467,40467 |
Citation | 10 Ohio St.2d 269,227 N.E.2d 409,39 O.O.2d 432 |
Parties | , 39 O.O.2d 432 The CONNEAUT TELEPHONE CO., Appellant, v. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION of Ohio, Appellee. |
Court | Ohio Supreme Court |
Power, Griffith, Jones & Bell and Sidney D. Griffith, Columbus, for appellant.
William B. Saxbe, Atty. Gen., J. Philip Redick and Langdon D. Bell, Columbus, for appellee.
Section 4903.10, Revised Code, relating to application for rehearing before the commission, provides in part:
In the first three grounds set forth in its application for rehearing, the appellant has not complied with the above-quoted statutory provision. This court cannot consider any matter which was not specifically set forth in an application to the commission for a rehearing as a ground on which the appellant considered the order of the commission to be unreasonable or unlawful. City of Cincinnati v. Public Utilities Commission, 151 Ohio St. 353, 86 N.E.2d 10.
As to the fourth ground, relative to airline measurement, appellant refers to no evidence to support it.
The order of the Public Utilities Commission is affirmed.
Order affirmed.
STRAUB, J., of the Sixth Appellate District, sitting for ZIMMERMAN, J.
In its application for rehearing before the commission, appellant stated that 'the commission erred in failing to properly determine and find a fair annual rate of return.'
Although this allegation of error is broadly stated, it necessarily includes the elements used by the commission in determining a fair rate of return. Questions relating to those elements thus can be raised under this allegation, and the grounds relied upon for rehearing have been set forth sufficiently to comply with Section 4903.10, Revised Code.
The commission allowed 6.375 per cent for the cost of equity capital. An examination of the record reveals that no evidence was submitted which would support such figure. It is apparent, therefore, that the commission's order is unreasonable and unlawful and in my opinion it should be reversed.
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