North Dakota § 49-06-14 Findings of commission - Admissible as evidence

North Dakota Statutes

§ 49-06-14 — Findings of commission - Admissible as evidence

North Dakota § 49-06-14

Title 49Public Utilities

Ch. 49-06Valuation of Public Utility Property

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N.D. Cent. Code § 49-06-14 (2026).

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The findings of the commission, as made and filed, when properly certified by the
commission, shall be admissible as evidence in any proceeding or hearing before the
commission or any court in which the commission, the state, or any officer, department, or
institution thereof, or any county, city, municipality, or other body politic and the public utility
affected thereby, may be interested, whether arising under the provisions of this chapter or
otherwise. Such findings, when so introduced, shall be conclusive evidence of the facts therein
stated as of the date therein stated under conditions then existing and such facts can be
controverted only by showing a subsequent change in conditions bearing upon the facts therein
determined.

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The findings of the commission, as made and filed, when properly certified by the
commission, shall be admissible as evidence in any proceeding or hearing before the
commission or any court in which the commission, the state, or any officer, department, or
institution thereof, or any county, city, municipality, or other body politic and the public utility
affected thereby, may be interested, whether arising under the provisions of this chapter or
otherwise. Such findings, when so introduced, shall be conclusive evidence of the facts therein
stated as of the date therein stated under conditions then existing and such facts can be
controverted only by showing a subsequent change in conditions bearing upon the facts therein
determined.