Supreme Court of India

The Kerala State Electricity Board v. Livisha Etc. Etc.

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Bench S.B. Sinha and Markandey Ka Tju JJ.
Decided 18 May 2007

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What the Court ordered

We hold that the rate of interest to be applied in the present case is 5%. We hasten to add that we should not be --,. understood as having laid down 5% as the real rate of interest for subsequent period.

Judgment, page 4

From the headnote

Telegraph Act, 1885-ss. JO, 11, 12 and 16-Compensation-For cutting of trees for drawal of Electric Line-Determination of-Held : In order to determine the compensation, purpose and object of the statute and the methodology laid down therein for the purpose thereof should be the guiding/actor-There cannot be a fixed formula/or that and it would depend on facts of each case-Electricity Act, 1910-s.5/. Trees had been cut and removed for drawal of 110 K.…

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