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Joint use of telephone and telegraph facilities - 66 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 2904Legal Research Home > Pennsylvania Statutes Sponsored Links
§ 2904. Joint use of telephone and telegraph facilities.
(a) Through lines for continuous service.--The commission
may, upon complaint or upon its own motion, after reasonable
notice and hearing, by order, require any two or more public
utilities, whose lines or wires form a continuous line of
communication, or could be made to do so by the construction and
maintenance of suitable connections or the joint use of
facilities, or the transfer of messages at common points,
between different localities which cannot be communicated with,
or reached by, the lines of either public utility alone, where
such service is not already established or provided, to
establish and maintain through lines within this Commonwealth
between two or more such localities. The rate for such service
shall be just and reasonable and the commission shall have power
to establish the same, and declare the portion thereof to which
each company affected thereby is entitled and the manner in
which the same must be secured and paid. All facilities
necessary to establish such service shall be constructed and
maintained in such manner and under such rules, with such
division of expense and labor, as may be required by the
commission.
(b) Trunk line connections.--The commission may, upon
complaint or upon its own motion, after reasonable notice and
hearing, by order, require any one or more public utilities to
connect their facilities, through the medium of suitable trunk
lines, with such manual or automatic inter-communicating
telephone or telegraph systems as may be wholly owned or leased
by such public utilities, or by any other person or corporation.
Rates for such trunk line connections and service shall be in
accordance with tariffs filed with and approved by the
commission.
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