Sec.  61.87   Cancellation of tariffs.

   (a) A carrier may cancel an entire tariff. Cancellation of a tariff
   automatically cancels every page and supplement to that tariff except for
   the canceling Title Page or first page.

   (1) If the existing service(s) will be provided under another carrier's
   tariff, then

   (i) The carrier whose tariff is being canceled must revise the Title Page or
   the first page of its tariff indicating that the tariff is no longer
   effective, or

   (ii) The carrier under whose tariff the service(s) will be provided must
   revise the Title Page or first page of the tariff to be canceled, using the
   name and numbering shown in the heading of the tariff to be canceled,
   indicating that the tariff is no longer effective. This carrier must also
   file with the Commission the new tariff provisions reflecting the service(s)
   being canceled. Both filings must be effective on the same date and may be
   filed under the same transmittal.

   (2) If a carrier canceling its tariff intends to cease to provide existing
   service, then it must revise the Title Page or first page of its tariff
   indicating that the tariff is no longer effective.

   (3) A carrier canceling its tariff, as described in this section, must
   comply with  Sec. 61.22 or  Sec.  Sec. 61.54(b)(1) and 61.54(b)(5), as applicable.

   (b) When a carrier cancels a tariff as described in this section, the
   canceling Title Page or the first page of the canceled tariff must show
   where all rates and regulations will be found except for paragraph (c) of
   this section. The Title Page or first page of the new tariff must indicate
   the name of the carrier and tariff number where the canceled material had
   been found.

   (c) When a carrier ceases to provide service(s) without a successor, it must
   cancel its tariff pursuant to the notice requirements of  Sec. 61.23 or  Sec. 61.58,
   as applicable, unless otherwise authorized by the Commission.

   [ 64 FR 46591 , Aug. 26, 1999]

Subpart G—Concurrences