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Orders of Kerala Electricity Ombudsman  in pdf format
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Electric posts and overhead line causing inconvenience – P/198/2011 – Dr.S. Radhamohan, Ezhukone

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The complaint is that the electric posts and electric overhead line passing very close to the house and factory building compound wall of the appellant is causing too much inconvenience and posing a dangerous situation. The appellant wants to shift it away from his side of the road to the opposite side.
Abnormal consumption recorded in the energy meter – refund of excess electricity charge remitted - P/171/2010 – M. Sankarasubramaniam, Thiruvanathapuram.

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The energy meter of the consumer has shown abnormal consumption. The meter was tested and found that the existing meter is recording more than the actual consumption. The request to revise the previous bills was allowed with effect from the date of application of the consumer only, by the CGRF. The consumer has requested to refund or adjust in his future bills the excess electricity charges remitted by him during the entire meter faulty period which was found justifiable and hence allowed
Detection of anomalies in the meter of the industrial consumer by APTS, KSEB – issuance of penal bill – P/257/2012 & P/268/2012 – Mohammedkutty K.V., Thrissur

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The Anti-Power Theft Squad of KSEB detected some anomalies on the meter like, Meter seal break, duplicate seal and non- recording of energy in the meter of the consumer. The consumer was served with a penal bill and later the supply was disconnected as the consumer failed to remit the bill. The consumer challenged the calculation of short assessment bill issued to him.

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