Specific Relief Act, 1963, Section 38 -- Permanent injunction - Categorical case of plaintiffs is that they are in possession over suit property through a registered sale deed executed in favour of their father - Various documents in shape of electricity connection and other receipts were filed by defendant which was disbelieved by trial Court - Even otherwise, such..........
Electricity supply -- Quashing of Circulars - Circulars were issued by Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) - Commission was not in existence at the time when certain circulars were issued - Circulars therefore, cannot be quashed on the ground that State Electricity Board has no power to issue them without approval of Commission - Order..........
Electricity supply -- Refund of amount recovered by State Electricity Board - Respondents used supply of electricity to manufacture their products - Cost incurred on production is passed on to buyers/consumers buying their products - It would amount tantamount to unjust enrichment in case a refund is ordered - Order concerning refund of amount recovered by State..........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 62 -- Determination of tariff - Tariff fixation u/s 62 of the Act is quasi judicial function...........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 62 -- Determination of tariff - Once tariff proposal is published and goes u, objected before State Commission, question of disclosure of reason for such fixation would not arise at the stage of finalization of tariff, in absence of any statutory provision to the contrary - If such tariff orders are later challenged before appellate Forum or..........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 62 -- Determination of tariff - Preference shown by Commission to State run and aided educational institutions in fixing tariff is justified having regard to purpose for which supply was required...........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 56(2) -- `First due' - Electricity charges become `first due' only after the bill is issued to the consumer, even though liablity to pay may arise on the consumption of electricity...........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 56(1), 56(2) -- Electricity dues - Non payment - Disconnection of electricity connection - S.56(1) of the Act confers a statutory right to the licensee company to disconnect the supply of electricity, if the consumer neglects to pay the electricity dues - This statutory right is subject to the period of limitation of two years provided by..........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 56(2) -- Electricity dues - Non payment - Disconnection of electricity connection - Limitation of two years - Commences from the date on which the electricity charges become `first due'...........
Electricity Act, 2003, Section 56(2) -- Electricity dues - Non payment - Disconnection of electricity connection - Provision of S.56(2) of the Act restricts the right of licensee to disconnect electricity supply due to non payment of dues after the period of limitation of two years has expired - However, it does not preclude the licensee company from raising a..........
