Topic:"Legal Procedures" in M03632

ance types, commercial specifications, industrial data manipulation and trending, sales and resale. 12. MDPU 243; Eastern Edison Company Rate Case; Massachusetts Attorney General; August 19 1980. Rate design: declining blocks, promotional...

AI summary The text lists various regulatory proceedings and cases from Massachusetts and Texas, involving topics such as rate design, revenue allocations, conservation expenses, PURPA regulations, and forecasting. These cases include testimony from the Massachusetts Attorney General and other entities.

Section 37 states: - (1) Lands in a reserve shall not be sold nor title to them conveyed until they have been absolutely surrendered to Her Majesty pursuant to subsection 38(1) by the band for whose use and benefit in common the reserve wa...

AI summary Section 37 and 89 of the Indian Act restrict the sale, lease, and taxation of reserve lands and assets, limiting First Nations' access to capital and financial services. Amendments to section 89 have eased some restrictions, but challenges remain, including taxation differences between on-reserve and off-reserve businesses.

- Community Feed-in Tariff? Page 36 NSUARB-BRD-E-R.10 1 MR. RICKERSON: Not with the exact 2 characteristics, no. 3 MR. MERRICK: Do you know of any 4 COMFIT errors? 5 MR. RICKERSON: Again, I think it 6 depends on how you define COMFIT. 7 Co...

AI summary The discussion revolves around the Community Feed-in Tariff and whether there are existing examples of tariffs that limit ownership to specific groups. The conversation highlights that while some legislative proposals have been made, none have been passed into law. The term COMFIT is also referenced in the context of defining errors.

- DICTUM DIGITAL INC. CERTIFIED COURT REPORTERS service is generally comprised of the power to run pumps 1 NSUARB-BRD-E-R.10 Page 361 and fans. I don't believe that for 100 megawatt oil fired 17 your statement, you repeat the Renewable Ene...

AI summary The text discusses a legal discussion involving rate-setting authority and concerns about potential challenges to the Supreme Court's authority in Nova Scotia. It references a proceeding involving the NSUARB and mentions concerns raised by Mr. Reynolds regarding the impact of legal actions by external counsel.