Principles of Depreciation
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The reproduction method was adopted and resulted in an addition of 50% to the basic value of the road, which was believed to be a fair estimate of the repro- duction cost of the road. 9 8 Minnesota Rate Cases, 230 U. S. 352.
Engineering Record, May 16, 1914, Vol. 69, page 555.
LAND IN VALUATIONS IICj Land Not "Used and Useful" Many public utility corporations own land which, although it may be necessary for the future expansion of the plant, is for the present unnecessary for the service of the... public. As a general rule the courts refuse to include the value of such land in the valuation of the utility's assets, on the ground that a fair rate should be earned only on the property "used and useful" to the public. It is evi- dent, however, that to follow such a rule in letter rather than as a broad general principle, might lead to results ex- actly opposite those sought in so limiting the earnings of the company. Wherever such utilities have occasion to operate, particularly if they have prospects of future ex- pansion, land appreciates rapidly in value; and to throttle the expansive power of the company by making it unprofit- able to acquire additional land in anticipation of future growth, may tend to make rates higher when the land is ultimately purchased from necessity, than if the corpora- tion had been granted a greater degree of liberty at an earlier period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reproduction method was adopted and resulted in an addition of 50% to the basic value of the road, which was believed to be a fair estimate of the repro- duction cost of the road. 9 8 Minnesota Rate Cases, 230 U. S. 352.
Engineering Record, May 16, 1914, Vol. 69, page 555.
LAND IN VALUATIONS IICj Land Not "Used and Useful" Many public utility corporations own land which, although it may be necessary for the future expansion of the plant, is for the present unnecessary for the service of the... public. As a general rule the courts refuse to include the value of such land in the valuation of the utility's assets, on the ground that a fair rate should be earned only on the property "used and useful" to the public. It is evi- dent, however, that to follow such a rule in letter rather than as a broad general principle, might lead to results ex- actly opposite those sought in so limiting the earnings of the company. Wherever such utilities have occasion to operate, particularly if they have prospects of future ex- pansion, land appreciates rapidly in value; and to throttle the expansive power of the company by making it unprofit- able to acquire additional land in anticipation of future growth, may tend to make rates higher when the land is ultimately purchased from necessity, than if the corpora- tion had been granted a greater degree of liberty at an earlier period.
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