Tex. Utilities Code § 52.108
This is the official text of Tex. Utilities Code § 52.108, part of Texas’s Utilities Code — regulates utility companies.
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§ 52.108. OTHER PROHIBITED PRACTICES.
Official statutory text
The commission may enter any order necessary to protect the public interest if the commission finds after notice and hearing that a telecommunications utility has:
(1) failed to maintain statewide average rates;
(2) abandoned interexchange message telecommunications service to a local exchange area in a manner contrary to the public interest;
(3) engaged in a pattern of preferential or discriminatory activities prohibited by Section 53.003, 55.005, or 55.006; or
(4) failed to pass switched access rate reductions to customers under Chapter 56 or other law, as required by Section 52.112.
(1) failed to maintain statewide average rates;
(2) abandoned interexchange message telecommunications service to a local exchange area in a manner contrary to the public interest;
(3) engaged in a pattern of preferential or discriminatory activities prohibited by Section 53.003, 55.005, or 55.006; or
(4) failed to pass switched access rate reductions to customers under Chapter 56 or other law, as required by Section 52.112.
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