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TENNESSEE STATUTES AND CODES
Part 1 - General Provisions
- 65-4-101 - Chapter definitions.
- 65-4-102 - Railroads excluded.
- 65-4-103 - Interstate commerce excepted.
- 65-4-104 - Authority's jurisdiction and control of public utilities.
- 65-4-105 - Extent of regulatory power of authority.
- 65-4-106 - Construction of chapter.
- 65-4-107 - Approval of privilege or franchise.
- 65-4-108 - Appeal to authority from local regulation.
- 65-4-109 - Issuance of stocks or other evidences of indebtedness.
- 65-4-110 - Depreciation account for protection of holders of securities.
- 65-4-111 - Uniform system of accounting Reports.
- 65-4-112 - Utilities leasing, merging, or consolidating property.
- 65-4-113 - Transfer of authority to provide utility services.
- 65-4-114 - Service requirements.
- 65-4-115 - Unjust practices and unsafe services prohibited.
- 65-4-116 - Penalties.
- 65-4-117 - Regulatory powers of authority The 2-1-1 collaborative Statewide 2-1-1 advisory council.
- 65-4-118 - Consumer advocate division.
- 65-4-119 - Complaints referred to employees.
- 65-4-120 - Penalty for noncompliance with authority.
- 65-4-121 - Appeals.
- 65-4-122 - Discriminatory charges Reasonableness of rates Unreasonable preferences Penalties.
- 65-4-123 - Declaration of telecommunications services policy.
- 65-4-124 - Administrative rules.
- 65-4-125 - Changes in telecommunications service provider Regulation Enforcement Surety bond or irrevocable letter of credit.
- 65-4-126 - State policy on using energy more efficiently.
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