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CITY OF CALHOUN v. N. GA. E.M.C.

S93G1681.

264 Ga. 205 (1994)

CITY OF CALHOUN v. NORTH GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION.

Supreme Court of Georgia.

Reconsideration Denied May 26, 1994.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Alston & Bird, G. Conley Ingram, L. Clifford, Adams, Jr., Robert J. Middleton, Jr., Bailey & Bearden, William P. Bailey, for appellant.

James C. Brim, Jr., Robert C. Richardson, Jr., Kinney, Kemp, Pickell, Sponcler & Joiner, L. Hugh Kemp, for appellee.

Lewis, Taylor & Todd, James R. Lewis, Jeffrey M. Todd, C. Jerome Adams, Webb, Tanner & Powell, Anthony O. L. Powell, R. Jack Wilson, Hulsey, Oliver & Mahar, Julius M. Hulsey, Theresa F. Gilstrap, Walter E. Sumner, Whelchel, Whelchel & Carlton, Hoyt H. Whelchel, Jr., Al Grieshaber, Jr., Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, James A. Orr, Tisinger, Tisinger, Vance & Greer, Richard G. Tisinger, amici curiae.

CARLEY, Justice.

Resolution of the instant appeal requires an interpretation and application of OCGA § 46-3-1 et seq., the Georgia Territorial Electric Service Act (Act). Under the Act's applicable definitions, appellant-plaintiff City of Calhoun (City) is the "primary supplier" of electricity within its corporate limits. OCGA § 46-3-3 (7). Appellee-defendant North Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (NGEMC) is one of two "secondary suppliers" of electricity...

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