Tex. Utilities Code § 58.026
This is the official text of Tex. Utilities Code § 58.026, part of Texas’s Utilities Code — regulates utility companies.
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§ 58.026. CONSUMER COMPLAINTS REGARDING TARIFFS.
Official statutory text
(a) This chapter does not restrict:
(1) a consumer's right to complain to the commission about the application of an ambiguous tariff; or
(2) the commission's right to determine:
(A) the proper application of that tariff; or
(B) the proper rate if that tariff does not apply.
(b) This section does not permit the commission to:
(1) lower a tariff rate except as specifically provided by this title;
(2) change the commission's interpretation of a tariff; or
(3) extend the application of a tariff to a new class of customers.
(1) a consumer's right to complain to the commission about the application of an ambiguous tariff; or
(2) the commission's right to determine:
(A) the proper application of that tariff; or
(B) the proper rate if that tariff does not apply.
(b) This section does not permit the commission to:
(1) lower a tariff rate except as specifically provided by this title;
(2) change the commission's interpretation of a tariff; or
(3) extend the application of a tariff to a new class of customers.
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