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The New York Public Service Commission dismissed a consumer protection group's petition seeking an investigation into civil actions commenced by ConEd to recover through court proceedings metering equipment from customers who fail to pay their bills. The advocacy group, Public Utility Law Project (PULP), had alleged that the utility's actions in "replevin" had not been designed or carried out in a manner that adequately protects customer rights.
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