Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity Law and Legal Definition
Certificate of public convenience and necessity is a permit issued by a public body that is charged with the supervision of public facilities, e.g., carriers or public utilities. It authorizes the holder of the permit to operate such a public facility within a particular area. The issuance of the certificate is made after application, notice, and hearing.
Legal Definition list
- Certificate of Probable Cause
- Certificate of Pending Litigation
- Certificate of Origin
- Certificate of Organization
- Certificate of Occupancy
- Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity
- Certificate of Qualification (Probate)
- Certificate of Readiness
- Certificate of Release
- Certificate of Sale
- Certificate of Service
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