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P/040/2024/Shri.K.P.Poulose

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The appellant Shri. K.P.Poulose is a domestic consumer of the licensee (KSEBL) under the Electrical section, Meenangadi with tariff LT.1A. The appellant was having a domestic connection for his residence and availed another connection under tariff LT 1A for labour shed near to his home. The consumer number is 1165935040166 and connected on 24/03/2023 and the registered connected load is 1087 watts. APTS along with the officials of the electrical section conducted an inspection on 07/02/2024 and found that two connections in the same tariff in same premises is against the regulation. And also seen that nobody is residing this shed instead the power is utilized for charging the Electric Vehicle (EV) of the inmates of the house (main house). This domestic connection was not used for any residential purpose and no laboures were residing this shed. EV charging by availing another domestic connection is the violation of regulation. Accordingly the licensee has issued a demand notice calculating energy charges adding both the consumptions and reducing the amount already paid. This amount worked out to Rs. 12,293/-. The appellant contented the demand and filed the petition to CGRF. CGRF issued order dated 18/05/2024 stating that the appellant is liable to pay the short assessment bill. Aggrieved by the decisions of CGRF, this appeal petition is field to this Authority.
P/046/2024, Shri. Biji Sony

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The appellant Shri. Biji Sony is an industrial consumer of the licensee (KSEBL) under their electrical section Ramapuram which is under electrical sub division, Ramapuram. The service connection was with consumer no: 1156292019111 in LT IV AH tariff affected on 08/08/20216. The LT 3 phase connection was with contract demand 93 KvA and connected load 83 Kw. The 3 phase CT meter was connected for this consumer on 02/12/2019 with CT ratio 200/5 and accordingly the multiplication factor was 40. APTS had conducted an inspection on 11/12/2023 at this premises and found that the current in R phase of meter is recording as zero though there was current in the R phase on testing with long tester. The correctness of the meter was tested with a calibrated meter and found that the existing meter is recording 29.75% less than the actual consumption. A short assessment bill for Rs. 68,261/- was issued for a period of one year from 01/2023 to 12/2023. The APTS informed that the R Phase CT was damaged on 28/09/2019. Then the meter and CT were tested in TMR lab of the licensee.Then the short assessment bill was revised for Rs. 2,42,684/- for a period for 12/2019 to 12/2023. The appellant has contented the demand and filed petition to CGRF, CGRF issued order dated 11/06/2024. Aggrieved with the decision of the order of CGRF, this appeal petition was filed.
P/030/2024, Shri. Dr. Biju Ramesh

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The appellant Dr. Biju Ramesh is the owner of Hotel Maurya International Trivandrum. The appellant availed on HT service connection for the Hotel from the licensee through the electrical section, Puthenchantha in the tariff HT IV B commercial and the consumer number is 1345040001663. The licensee had inspected the meter of the consumer on 11/05/2018 and found that the meter was on obsolete version and accordingly intimated the appellant to replace the meter on 23/05/2018. No action was taken by the appellant then again inspection was conducted on 29/09/2021 again requested vide the letter dated 06/11/2021 to replace the TOD meter with a new 3 phase 4 wire DLMS compatible TOD meter. On third inspection conducted on 08/03/2023, it is found that the meter was defective and issued notice on 21/03/2023 to replace the meter within 15 days and also intimated that if the meter is not replaced within two months an extra charge of 50% over the prevailing rates will be applicable for both demand and energy for the 2 months and 1 month thereafter as per 4(d) of part B of schedule of tariff and terms conditions for the retail supply of electricity. The defective meter was replaced only on 25/07/2023. Then the licensee had issued a bill for Rs. 7,08,556.50/- towards the penalty for non-replacement of detective meter. The appellant has filed the petition wp(c) /26809/2023 before the Hon'ble High Court of Kerala challenging the validity of penalty charges. The Hon'ble High Court has disposed this petition vide judgement dated 07/09/2023 directing the respondent to hear the appellant and issue appropriate orders. Accordingly the respondent had heard the appellant and issued order. The meter penalty amount of Rs.7,08,556/- has been remitted by the consumer on 25/10/2023. Then the appellant had filed petition to CGRF and CGRF issued order stating that the appellant is liable to pay the penal amount. Aggrieved with the decision of the CGRF, this appeal petition is filed to this Authority.
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