§ 75-712. Electric line paralleling or intersecting certain telephone lines; inductive interference; effect.
If electric lines parallel or intersect certain telephone lines and are built and operated to recognized engineering standards, the owner is not liable for resulting inductive interference.
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§ 75-712. Electric line paralleling or intersecting certain telephone lines; inductive interference; effect.
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