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The petitioner electric companies failed to establish conclusively that the creation and ownership of a for-profit propane business furthered a proper purpose for a cooperative created under the Electric Cooperative Corporation Act. The ECCA entitles an electric cooperative to create and own a for-profit company if necessary, convenient, or appropriate to effectuate the Act's permitted purposes: rural electrification or purposes like those listed in art. 1396-2.01(A) of the Non-Profit Act.
July 14, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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