Supreme Court of India
Central Electricity Regulatory Commission v. Gajendra Haldea and Ors.
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Electricity Act, 2003: Power of Tribunal to determine tariff 8 for trading - Scope - Held: Respondent neither initiated any proceeding before the concerned Regulatory Commission nor made any grievance relating to excessive exercise or non- ex ercise of jurisdiction by Regulatory Commission - Bare reading of ss.121 and 142 shows that those provisions were not applicable - Order of tribunal directing Regulatory Commissions to fix trading margins cannot be maintained.…
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