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P-031-2021-Skyline Amity Park - Order 03-02-2021

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An inspection was conducted from Electrical Section, Edappally in the premises of the appellant and found that the MF used by the respondent for arriving at the actual consumption in the premises was ‘20’ in the previous bills instead of ‘30’. A site mahazar was prepared at the time of inspection of the premises after finding the Current Transformer (CT) used in the metering system was 150/5 A ratio and hence the ‘MF 30’. Following the inspection, the appellant was given a short assessment bill for Rs.14,08,818/- on 29-04-2020 for the period from October 2008 to March 2020 by the respondent towards the balance amount applying correct Multiplication Factor (MF). The appellant filed a petition before CGRF, Ernakulam vide OP No.1/2020-21 and the Forum directed the respondent in its order dated 25-09-2020 to issue a revised bill for the period from 2008 to 01-01-2013 after cancelling the bill under dispute. Aggrieved by the decision taken by the CGRF, the appellant filed this appeal petition before this Authority. Ion the meanwhile, a writ petition is filed by the respondent for KSEB Ltd. before the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala vide WP(C) No.826/2021(C) against the order of CGRF and hence the request of the appellant limiting short assessment period is subject to the judgement of the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala in the said writ petition. The appeal filed by the appellant is disposed of accordingly.
P-032-2020-Smt. Roshini Riju - Order 03-02-2021

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The Petition filed by the appellant seeking to pass an order directing the respondent to remove the cross bars and overhead 1IKV electric transmission lines and other lines from the property of the appellant within a time bound manner. It is because of the visible infringement of electric transmission lines and cross bars encroached into the property of the appellant. The respondent is directed to initiate suitable action to remove the lines and cross arms from the property of the appellant by doing suitable rearrangement of 11 KV and LT cross arms or by shifting the ‘A’ type single steel pole in the same side of the road or by constructing a double pole structure in the same side of the road. The respondent can opt any of the suggestions, which is more economical and more technically feasible without obstructing the movements of vehicles and people through the roads. The expenses for the said work shall be met by the Licensee. The order of CGRF dated 30-09-2020 in OP No.14/2020-21 is set aside.
P-046-2020-Sri. Baby, N,T, - Order 21-06-2021

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The electric connection had been registered in the name of Sri. Vareed and which was transferred to the name of the Appellant w.e.f. 30-05-2020. The connected load in the premises is 70.638 kW with a contract demand of 79 kVA and billing is done in ToD tariff and measuring consumption with a CT operated meter with CT ratio 200/5. The premises was inspected by APTS of KSEB Ltd. on 25-01-2020 and found the meter was not recording actual consumption and hence, issued a short assessment bill for Rs.3,46,413/- for the period from 04/2019 to 01/2020 and later revised to Rs.77,217/- limiting the period from 25-11-2019 to 29-02-2020. The appellant filed a petition in CGRF-CR and the Forum dismissed the petition and hence, the appellant filed this appeal petition before this Authority. The short assessment bill for Rs.77,217/- comprising of energy charge and demand charge issued to the appellant is quashed. The appellant shall remit the energy charge portion of the disputed bill Rs.77,217/-. The respondent shall revise the demand charge portion of the disputed bill for three months from 01-12-2019 to 29-02-2020 taking the maximum demand for 12/2018, 01/2019 and 02/2019 and issue to the appellant within 15 days from the date of order and the appellant shall remit within the due date of the revised bill. The appellant had remitted demand charge for 60 kVA in each month of the disputed period. That is demand charge for 12 kVA in 12/2019, 15 kVA in 01/2020 need be remitted by the appellant. If the appellant desires, three instalments shall be granted for the revised bill amount as per rules. No interest or surcharge shall be collected from the appellant in the petition period before the CGRF, appeal petition before this Authority and up to the revised due date fixed by the respondent. The order of Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum, Central Region in OP No.29/2020-21 dated 30-11-2020 is modified as above.
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