So CA Edison Co v. FERC
Petitioner: Southern California Edison Company
Respondent: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Intervenor: Laidlaw Gas Recovery Systems, Inc.
Case Number: 98-1439
Filed: September 18, 1998
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other

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November 2, 1999 So CA Edison Co v. FERC

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Petitioner: Southern California Edison Company
Represented By: Joseph Edward Stubbs
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Respondent: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Represented By: Ted Paul Gerarden
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Intervenor: Laidlaw Gas Recovery Systems, Inc.
Represented By: Carol A. Smoots
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