19 Pa. Code § 17.11 - Public utility names
(a) In section
1303(c)(1)(iv) of the BCL (relating to corporate name) it is provided that the
name of a business corporation may not imply that the corporation is a public
utility corporation, as defined in the BCL, furnishing electric or gas service
to the public, unless the corporation or proposed corporation has as an express
corporate purpose the furnishing of service subject to the jurisdiction of the
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission or the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission.
(b) In section
5303(c)(1)(iv) of the NPCL (relating to corporate name) it is provided that the
name of a nonprofit corporation may not imply that the corporation is a public
utility as defined in
66 Pa.C.S. §
102
(relating to definitions).
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