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Orders of Kerala Electricity Ombudsman in pdf format |
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The appellant is a consumer with consumer number 17057 under Electrical Section, Madavoor. The gist of the grievance of the appellant is that she submitted an application before the respondents requesting to disconnect the supply to the shop room owned by her for carrying out the repair works. It is alleged that no action was taken by the respondent due to influence of the tenant who occupied the shop. Aggrieved by this, the appellant approached the CGRF, Kottarakkara with a petition in OP No. 1373/2015 which was disposed of with the following orders: “the respondent is directed to receive disconnection application and take steps for disconnection of the supply in due process of law within 30 days from this order.” Against the above Order of the Forum, the appellant filed this appeal before this Authority. Since the request of the appellant to disconnect the supply has already been effected this Authority do not want to interfere with the matter. The appeal petition is disposed. CGRF order is upheld. |
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The appellant is a domestic consumer, with Consumer No. 2781 under Electrical Section Chungathara. While being so, the appellant received an abnormal bill amounting to Rs. 2,046.00 on 27-08-2014. Hence the appellant approached the Assistant Engineer, Electrical Section, Chungathara with a complaint dated 29-8-2014 challenging the bill under question is not in tune with his previous consumption pattern. The appellant contented that the energy meter installed in his premises was faulty which may be the reason for the excess consumption. No action is seen taken by the Assistant Engineer and hence the appellant lodged a complaint before the CGRF, Kozhikode which was dismissed vide Order in OP No. 59/2014‐15 dated 12-02-2015. Aggrieved by this order, the appellant has filed this appeal petition before this Authority. Since the energy meter installed in the appellant's premises is working properly I don't find any reason to interfere with the matter. Appeal is dismissed. CGRF order is upheld. |
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The appellant is an agricultural consumer with consumer number 17457 under Electrical Section, Makkarapparamba. The connection was effected on 01-10-2001 and the appellant had remitted only first two bills. Thereafter no electricity bills were issued by the respondent to the appellant till December 2014. Arrear bills amounting to Rs. 21,555.00 were issued to the appellant during the months of October and December 2014. Due to non remittance of above bills, the service was disconnected on 26-12-2014. Aggrieved by this, the appellant had filed a petition before CGRF Kozhikode in OP No. 102/2014-15 requesting to cancel the arrear bills and to re-effect the service. The CGRF dismissed the petition vide order dated 03-03-2015 by directing the respondent to collect the dues without any surcharge and to effect the service connection as per existing rules. Still aggrieved with the above decisions of CGRF, the appellant has approached this Authority with this appeal. The appeal petition is found having some merits and is allowed to the extent as ordered. The CGRF order is set aside |