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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-024/2021- Christava Mahilalayam HSS-Order 03-08-2021

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The tariff category of self-financing educational institutions was LT VIA prior to 01-12-2007 and which was changed to LT VIIA with effect from 01-12-2007. KSEB Ltd. raised a total demand of Rs.85,187/- towards the difference between the tariff LT VIA and LT VIIA. Later, as advised by KSEB Ltd. for a one-time settlement, the appellant remitted the entire principal amount of Rs.85,187/- along with the surcharge for Rs.47,659/-. The decision of Hon’ble Supreme Court came on 20-02-2020 and based on the judgment, KSEB Ltd. has no right to recover any arrear amount since the entire amount was remitted in 2018 under one time settlement scheme. On 23-12-2020, the appellant was given another bill for Rs.2,58,042/- along with surcharge for Rs.4,35,563/- in the consumer numbers towards the difference between LT VIA & LT VIIA for the period from 02/2010 to 05/2013 stating that the amount remitted in the year 2018 was the difference in tariff from 12/2007 to 02/2010. As such the appellant is not liable to remit the bill amount and this was not raised by the respondent in the year 2018. In the version filed by the respondent, it is stated that the appellant availed the benefit of one-time settlement scheme on 31-03-2021 and the surcharge was revised from Rs.4,35,563/- to Rs.1,46,399/-. The hearing of the case was scheduled on 21-05-2021 but the appellant informed that they availed the facility of one-time settlement scheme of KSEB Ltd. and the appeal petition is withdrawn by the appellant. Later the respondent informed that the appellant had remitted arrear amount under “One Time Scheme” in respect of consumer numbers 52 and 94 respectively on 31-03-2021. As such the appeal petition No. P-024/2021 filed by the appellant is closed.
P-012-2021-Sri. Muhammed Riyas, Ernakulam – Order 13-08-2021

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The officials of the TMR unit of KSEB Ltd. inspected the premises and they found missing of measuring voltage to the energy meter and issued short assessment bill for Rs.6,31,975/- with their finding that a portion of energy consumption was not recorded in the meter. The appellant approached CGRF, Central Region with a request to cancel the revised demands. It is decided on the appeal petition to quash the short assessment bill amount Rs.6,31,975/- (except the previous arrear in the system for Rs.17,550/-) issued to the appellant. The respondent is directed to revise the bill by taking 23023 units monthly consumption against 29348 units already taken for reassessment within 15 days from the date of order. The appeal petition filed by the appellant is allowed as ordered and stands disposed of as such. The order of CGRF, Ernakulam in OP No. 62/2021 dated 12-02-2021 is set aside.
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