Montana Statutes
§ 69-4-1104 — Action For Recovery Of Reasonable Value -- Penalty
Montana·Title 69 PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS·Ch. 4 UTILITY LINES AND FACILITIES·Part 11 Liability for Bypassing or Tampering With Meter
69-4-1104 . Action for recovery of reasonable value -- penalty. A utility may institute a civil action against a person described in 69-4-1103 to recover the reasonable value of the services actually provided to the person. Upon a finding that such person is liable to the utility, the court may enter judgment against the person for up to three times the reasonable value of the utility's services actually provided and may award to the prevailing party its costs, including reasonable attorney fees, incurred in the action and the costs, including expert witness fees, of presenting such expert testimony as is reasonably necessary.
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Legislative History
En. Sec. 4, Ch. 678, L. 1985.
Nearby Sections
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§ 69-4-1001
Definitions§ 69-4-1002
Meter Security -- Data Disclosure§ 69-4-1003
Advanced Metering Devices -- Notice Required§ 69-4-104
And 69-4-105 Reserved§ 69-4-106
Definitions§ 69-4-107
Certificate Of Public Convenience And Necessity For Transmission Lines And Facilities -- Rulemaking§ 69-4-1101
Purpose -- Remedies Cumulative§ 69-4-1102
Definitions§ 69-4-1103
Liability For Bypass Or Tampering