Rhode Island § 39-20-6 § 39-20-6. Joint ownership and waiver of the right of partition.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 39-20-6 — § 39-20-6. Joint ownership and waiver of the right of partition.

Rhode Island § 39-20-6

Title 39Public Utilities and Carriers

Ch. 39-20Ownership of Electric-Generating Facilities

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 39-20-6 (2026).

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§ 39-20-6. Joint ownership and waiver of the right of partition.
If any domestic or foreign electric utility acquires or owns an interest as a tenant
            in common with one or more other domestic or foreign electric utilities in any electric-generating
            facility in this state, the surrender or waiver by any owner of the property of the
            right to partition the property for a period not exceeding the period for which the
            property is used or useful for electric utility purposes, shall not be invalid or
            unenforceable by reason of the length of the period, nor shall such surrender or waiver
            be construed as unduly restricting the alienation of the property.
   

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§ 39-20-6. Joint ownership and waiver of the right of partition.

If any domestic or foreign electric utility acquires or owns an interest as a tenant in common with one or more other domestic or foreign electric utilities in any electric-generating facility in this state, the surrender or waiver by any owner of the property of the right to partition the property for a period not exceeding the period for which the property is used or useful for electric utility purposes, shall not be invalid or unenforceable by reason of the length of the period, nor shall such surrender or waiver be construed as unduly restricting the alienation of the property.