Supreme Court of India
Tata Power Company Ltd. v. Adani Electricity Mumbai Ltd. & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid facts and circumstances of the case and, in particular, several factors were required to be taken into TATA POWER COMPANY LTD. v.
Judgment, page 23
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Electricity Regulatory Commission Act, 1998: s. 22(2)(n) and 29(3) – Standby charges – Quantum of – Appellant-TPC, distribution licensee supplying electricity to entire Mumbai and BSES/REL, distribution licensee supplying electricity only in suburbs of Mumbai – From 1998 to 2006, BSES/REL used to purchase electricity from TPC between 29% to 37% – Tariff payable by BSES to TPC included a component of standby charge – Standby charges paid by TPC to Maharashtra State Electricity Board-MSEB were being recovered by TPC from its customers through its tariff – Order of Government of Maharashtra…
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