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P-055-2022- Smt. Thankamani. K.P., Kozhikode- Order 27-10-22

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The respondent has erected electric posts without appellant’s consent and the line is crossing her property. Three posts were erected around six months before for drawing service connections to the neighbouring houses of the appellant’s property. There is only a pathway for the neighbours and not a proper road given by the appellant. This is unauthorized and illegal, which makes hindrance to the cultivation in the land. The posts and the lines are to be shifted from appellant’s land. The appellant has approached the CGRF-NR and the CGRF-NR ordered that the boundary of the land is to be fixed and earmarked and then apply to KSEBL Section Office for shifting the line. The shifting will be done on paying the estimate amount to KSEBL. The appellant filed the appeal petition to this Authority and decision is taken as follows: 1) The one span of line which is crossing the property shall be converted into ABC conductors on getting the ABC conductors in stock. 2) The ownership of property is to be established by settling the disputes, if any. 3) The boundary of the property is to be demarcated in ground by the appellant. 4) On demarcating the physical boundary, if the line/posts are inside the property of the appellant, the same is to be shifted at the cost of Licensee. 5) The order of CGRF-NR is modified accordingly.
P-054-2022- Sri. M. Padmanabhan, Palakkad- Order 21-10-22

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The Uppala Traction Substation bearing consumer number 30/8392 is getting power through 110 kV feeder from Kubanoor Substation of the Licensee. On 31-03-2022 at 21.22 hours, the power was disrupted and same was restored only at 10-03 hrs. on 01-04-2022. The disruption of power created major difficulties and the Licensee only responsible for the same. The appellant claiming a compensation of Rs.50.0 lakhs for the loss and damage of reputation suffered by Railways. The appellant filed the petition to CGRF and CGRF-NR disposed the petition ‘ex-party’. The appellant filed the appeal petition to this Authority and decision is taken as follows: (5) The Licensee very well coordinate with the consumer to avoid disturbance of the public utility services. (6) The compensation asked is disallowed. (7) The appeal is disposed.
P-052-2022- Sri. M. Padmanabhan, Palakkad- Order 19-10-22

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The appeal petition relates to the Cheruvathur Traction Substation bearing consumer number 30/8080. There is undue delay in enhancement of Contract Demand of Cheruvathur Traction Substation. The Contract Demand for Cheruvathur Substation is 8 MVA and requested KSEBL to enhance the Contract Demand to 9 MVA during July 2021. As the Licensee has not sanctioned the enhancement of CMD, the appellant is forced to pay the penalty for exceeding the CMD limit at Cheruvathur Traction Substation. The appellant filed petition to CGRF(NR) and CGRF(N) set aside the grievance of the petitioner. The appellant filed appeal petition to this Authority and the decision is taken as follows: (10) The Licensee has to speed up the work of strengthening of Ambalathara-Cheruvathur 110 kV line and complete at the earliest. Sanction the load enhancement on completing this project. (11) The appellant has to take initiative to modify the Traction Distribution System to balance the load in three phase and also to achieve power system stability. (12) The appellant has to conduct a detailed Load Flow Study and assess the distortion and take necessary steps to control these parameters within the permissible limit. (13) The prayer of the appellant regarding the waiver of the penal charges for the maximum demand in excess of contract demand is not permitted.

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