Fort Collins v. Public Utilities Commission of Colorado (1921)
Fort Collins v PUC Public Utilities Commission of Colorado, 1921 “Neither an act of legislature, referred or unreferred, nor an initiated law (emphasis added), can recall any power or privilege granted by the constitution.” (Fort Collins v. Public Utilities Commission of Colorado, 1921). **"Neither an act of legislature, referred or unreferred, nor an initiated law, can recall any power or privilege granted by the constitution."** (Fort Collins v. Public Utilities Commission of Colorado, 1921). per Justice Dennison, the city's power expands "as broad as possible within the scope of a Republican form of government of the State". (Fort Collins v P.U.C. (1921)). ". . . The Home Rule Amendment [Art. XX] was intended to reiterate unmistakably the will of the people that the power of a municipal corporation should be as broad as possible within the scope of a republican form of government of ... n Fort Collins v. Public Utilities Commission, 69 Colo. 554, 195 P.