Nebraska § 81-2140 Condemnation, disconnection, and correction orders; forms; service; manner

Nebraska Statutes

§ 81-2140 — Condemnation, disconnection, and correction orders; forms; service; manner

Nebraska § 81-2140

Ch. 81State Administrative Departments

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 81-2140 (2026).

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(1)Condemnation, disconnection, and correction orders shall be issued on forms prescribed by the board.

(2)A correction order made pursuant to section 81-2138 shall be served personally or by United States mail only upon the licensee making the installation or the property owner. All other orders shall be served personally or by United States mail upon the property owner and the licensee making the installation.

(3)The power supplier shall be served with a copy of any order which requires immediate disconnection or prohibits energizing an installation.

(4)Service by United States mail is complete upon mailing, but three days shall be added to the prescribed time whenever the party served is required to do some act or entitled to respond.

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(1) Condemnation, disconnection, and correction orders shall be issued on forms prescribed by the board.
(2) A correction order made pursuant to section 81-2138 shall be served personally or by United States mail only upon the licensee making the installation or the property owner. All other orders shall be served personally or by United States mail upon the property owner and the licensee making the installation.
(3) The power supplier shall be served with a copy of any order which requires immediate disconnection or prohibits energizing an installation.
(4) Service by United States mail is complete upon mailing, but three days shall be added to the prescribed time whenever the party served is required to do some act or entitled to respond.