Section 34 Perfection of Appeal From the Circuit Court’s Decision

• Library: Administrative Law 2011

After the circuit court has rendered its judgment, an appeal may be taken by the PSC and any party, including the Public Counsel, who participated in the PSC proceeding under § 386.540, RSMo 2000. This language suggests that an “interested person” who has sought review of a PSC decision to the circuit court, but who was not a party to the PSC proceeding, may not be authorized by law to take the case to the court of appeals. This is an anomaly in the PSC’s review procedures, and it is an issue that remains unresolved. See Love 1979 Partners v....