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P-007/2021-Sri. G. Padmakumar, Kollam-Order 03-08-2021

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The service connection had been given for running “Capital Colour Park”, functioning as a unit for photo designing, digital printing under LT IVA tariff. As per tariff category revision, the appellant’s premises was reassigned LT VII A tariff. The Assistant Executive Engineer inspected the premises after getting a complaint from the appellant on the tariff change and retained the tariff under category LT IVA by the respondent. Later on, the premises was inspected by APTS of KSEB Ltd. and again changed the tariff category from LT IVA to LT VIIA. Also, the respondent issued a short assessment bill for Rs.1,54,711/- towards the difference in tariff categories. Against the action of KSEB Ltd. the appellant filed a petition before (CGRF), Southern Region, and the dismissed the petition allowing instalment facility. Appellant filed appeal petition before this Authority. Since the subject of tariff category classification is presented before the Hon’ble Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission, the empowered body for the determination of tariff rate and tariff category, the revision is subjected to the decision of the Hon’ble Commission. The order of CGRF, Southern Region in OP No. 44/2020 dated 03-11-2020 is set aside.
P-018/2021-Sri. B.R. Jose, Thrissur-Order 23-07-2021

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A three phase LT electric line is crossing the property of the appellant and the line extends beyond the property and already provided an electric connection from the extended line to one Sri. Praveen Antony. The appellant approached the Licensee for shifting the line from his property and the Executive Engineer intimated the appellant that the line can be shifted under deposit work basis. Further, the appellant filed a petition before CGRF for the same purpose. The respondent prepared two proposals for shifting the line. The CGRF in its order says, “The line shall be shifted on remittance of the estimate amount under deposit work scheme by the petitioner in accordance with Regulation 95 of Electricity Supply Code 2014”. Aggrieved by the decision of the Forum, the appellant filed appeal petition. The appellant’s plea to exempt from remitting the expense for the shifting of the electric line is rejected and this Authority modified the decision taken by the CGRF, Central Region in OP No. 56/2020-21 dated 24-02-2021. The appellant can opt any technically feasible route proposed by the respondent and the appellant shall remit the expense for the shifting of the line.
P-016/2021-Sri. C.T. Thomas, Pathanamthitta-Order 23-07-2021

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A lot of damages occurred to the electrical equipments connected in the appellant’s premises on 07-06-2020 following voltage fluctuation. The appellant furnished a list of equipments, which were got damaged. On the same incident time KSEB main power supply was interrupted for two hours and took two hours to remove HT line short due to the falling of broken tree branch. The requirement of the appellant is to allow compensation for the revenue loss and also for the pain and sufferings. The appellant filed a petition before CGRF, Southern Region for the above, but the Forum in its order dismissed the petition stating the Forum has no jurisdiction to entertain any petition seeking compensation. This Authority is also not empowered to award any compensation of the damages occurred to the electrical equipments in the premises of the appellant and hence, no need to enter the merit of the case. This Authority upheld the decision taken by the CGRF in OP No. 83/2020 dated 27-02-2021.
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