Wyoming § 37-3-109 Investigation of interstate rates; application
for relief

Wyoming Statutes

§ 37-3-109 — Investigation of interstate rates; application for relief

Wyoming § 37-3-109

Title 37Public Utilities

Ch. 3RATES, INTERCHANGE OF SERVICES AND SAFETY

Art. 1IN GENERAL

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 37-3-109 (2026).

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The commission may investigate all existing or proposed
interstate rates, where any act under such rate shall or may
take place within this state. When such rates are, in the
opinion of the commission, unjust, unreasonable, unjustly
discriminatory, unduly preferential or otherwise, or in any
respect in violation of the provisions of the act to regulate
commerce or of any other act of congress or in conflict with the
rules and orders of the surface transportation board or any
other department of the federal government, the commission may
apply for relief by petition or otherwise to the surface
transportation board or to any other department of the federal
government or to any court of competent jurisdiction.

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The commission may investigate all existing or proposed
interstate rates, where any act under such rate shall or may
take place within this state. When such rates are, in the
opinion of the commission, unjust, unreasonable, unjustly
discriminatory, unduly preferential or otherwise, or in any
respect in violation of the provisions of the act to regulate
commerce or of any other act of congress or in conflict with the
rules and orders of the surface transportation board or any
other department of the federal government, the commission may
apply for relief by petition or otherwise to the surface
transportation board or to any other department of the federal
government or to any court of competent jurisdiction.