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- Title: General Alarm Inc. v. Underdown
- Author : Arizona Supreme Court
- Release Date : January 02, 1953
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 58 KB
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The allegations of the complaint which are essential to test the ruling of the trial court are substantially as follows: That plaintiff is an Arizona corporation and under its articles of incorporation is authorized to act as a public service corporation; that pursuant to the application of one R. L. Wilson, the Arizona Corporation Commission, on May 9, 1950, entered an order finding that the public convenience and necessity required the installation, maintenance and operation of a burglary, fire and emergency signal and alarm system within a radius of 25 miles from the cities of Phoenix and Tucson and granted applicant a certificate of public convenience and necessity authorizing the transmission of messages over, through or in connection with the operation of a signal and alarm system; that the corporation commission on February 23, 1951, authorized the transfer of said certificate to the plaintiff, and the plaintiff has succeeded to all rights thereunder and is operating said business. It is further alleged that Wilson expended large sums of money and much labor in the construction of the signal and alarm system, secured subscribers to the service, and at all times held himself out as ready and willing to serve all applicants without discrimination at rates on file with the corporation commission; that after plaintiffs system was installed the defendants proceeded, without a certificate of convenience and necessity from the Arizona Corporation Commission, to install a similar alarm system in Phoenix and are operating in competition with the plaintiff and serving some of plaintiffs customers. The complaint prays that the defendants be enjoined from operating any signal and alarm system which incorporates as an integral part thereof the transmission of messages and be enjoined from the transmission of messages over, through, or in connection with the operation of a signal and alarm system. The nature of the operation of the system is stated in the complaint in the following language:
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