N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 16 §§ 720-7.2

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 45, November 2, 2024
Section 720-7.2 - Concurrences
(a) A concurrence may be given by a telephone corporation to embrace joint schedules issued by another telephone corporation to which the concurring corporation is a party. The original copy of the concurrence, as set forth in section 720-7.5 of this Subpart, shall be filed with the commission and a duplicate furnished to the corporation to which concurrence is given. Concurrences shall be filed immediately by the issuing corporation.
(b) Concurrences shall be consecutively numbered by the corporation issuing the concurrence.
(c) Where a concurrence confers authority to name rates of the telephone corporation giving concurrence, schedules shall be issued by the telephone corporation to which concurrence is given under its own PSC numbers, and the telephone corporation giving such concurrence shall be shown as a participating corporation. The filing of such schedules will constitute filing for all lawfully concurring telephone corporations, and they may be used by concurring telephone corporations for public inspection as required by section 720-1.3 if this Part. The telephone corporation to which concurrence is given may apply for permission to make a joint schedule effective on short notice as provided in section 720-2.4 of this Part. The application shall be made on the prescribed form, and must include a statement that it is made on behalf of all parties to the schedule and that the formal concurrence is on file with the commission.
(d) A concurrence may be revoked by filing notice of such revocation, as set forth in section 720-7.4 of this Subpart, with the commission and serving same upon the telephone corporation to which such concurrence was given. This notice must specify the date upon which revocation is to be made effective and must give not less than 60 days' notice to the commission and to the telephone corporation to which concurrence was given. Corresponding correction of schedules shall be made by amending or reissuing such schedules on not less than 30 days' notice to be effective upon the effective date of the revocation.
(e) A concurrence does not confer authority to cancel schedules of concurring corporations. Schedules issued under concurrences shall not bear notation of cancellation of schedules of concurring telephone corporations. Such cancellations must be made by the telephone corporation which issued the schedule that is to be cancelled.

N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 16 §§ 720-7.2