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- Title: Indiana Bell Telephone Company v. T.A.S.I
- Author : Fourth District No. 2-1079 A 310 Court of Appeals of Indiana
- Release Date : January 19, 1982
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 73 KB
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MILLER, P.J. Respondents-appellants Radiotelephone Company of Indiana, Inc. (Radiotel) and RAM Broadcasting of Indiana, Inc. (RAM)[Footnote 1] are appealing an order of the Public Service Commission of Indiana because the Commission allegedly acted arbitrarily and failed to make proper findings of fact in granting petitioner-appellee T.A.S.I., Inc. a Certificate of Territorial Authority to Offer and Furnish Mobile Radio Telephone and Paging Service to the Public Within Marion County, Indiana.[Footnote 2] In essence, RAM and Radiotel challenge the sufficiency of the evidence and the adequacy of basic factual findings supporting the Commission's determination that 1) public convenience and necessity within the meaning of IND. CODE 8-1-2-88(b) require the proposed service by T.A.S.I.; 2) T.A.S.I. has adequate financial ability to render the proposed service; and 3) T.A.S.I. has adequate managerial and technical ability to render the proposed service. Based on our review of the record and the Commission's order, which included complete and specific factual findings based on substantial evidence, we affirm. We do not agree with T.A.S.I., however, that the appeal should have been dismissed for failure to timely file an assignment of errors, since this Court had previously granted RAM and Radiotel an extension of time to file the complete record on appeal.