it is a commanding tenet of administrative law that an administrative agency and its officers may exercise only those powers conferred upon them by statute
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- it is a commanding tenet of administrative law that an administrative agency and its officers may exercise only those powers conferred upon them by statute
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The opinion
Mr. JUSTICE JONES, specially concurring:
While I concur with the majority’s disposition of the petition for rehearing, I remain of the opinion that the Pollution Control Board was without jurisdiction to proceed in this matter, as I expressed in my dissent.