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Docket 14-07-15

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Consumer Counsel: Retail Suppliers' Exercise Of Contractual "Change In Law" Clauses "Unenforceable", Do No Supersede Statutory Requirement For Affirmative Customer Consent To Material Changes (Applicable To Commercial Contracts)

AG: Retail Suppliers May Not Use Sales Agreements To "Contract Around" Statutory Safeguards Retail Supplier: PURA Has No Jurisdiction Over State's Unfair Trade Practices Act

In a brief before the Connecticut PURA, the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel said that retail electric suppliers' exercise of "change in law" clauses can not supersede the statutory obligation to obtain customer consent

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