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Orders of Kerala Electricity Ombudsman  in pdf format
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Electricity dues of previous owner – eligibility for getting new electric connection in the same premises – P222/2011 - V.S. Jeevakumar, Angamaly, Ernakulam.

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The applicant, the auction purchaser of the property from KFC, applied for fresh electric connection for starting a new industry in the same industrial plot. The KSEB objected it as the existing premise was having electricity arrears of the previous owner and the applicant was asked to clear the dues first, as the pre-condition to get the new electric connection.
Excess amount collected than the actual expenditure incurred by KSEB to provide supply to the consumer - P/207/2011- Abraham Joseph , Thiruvanathapuram.

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The consumer has applied for new electric connections to his Flat B’ldg and remitted the amount estimated under OYEC scheme. Even though he had remitted the amount demanded by KSEB, no special devices like Ring Main Unit or Add-on- Module were installed in the line of supply. Since the new device was not installed the consumer had requested to refund the excess amount collected from him.Dispute.
Unauthorised and illegal installation of electric post and line caused damage to the property – P/199/2011 – C.G.George, Kollam

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The KSEB officials has caused destruction by way of cutting and removing the branches of rubber trees standing in the property without consent and forcefully erected two concrete posts and has drawn line through the property of the petitioner for giving connection to another person. This is the allegation raised by the petitioner. Dispute
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