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 Change of tariff and short assessment bill issued - Complaint– P/355/2013 – Mohammedali Kozhikkal, Malappuram. 
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| The KSEB has changed the tariff of the consumer, from LT IV to LT VI B and issued a short assessment bill being the difference between the tariff rates. Later, based on the order of CGRF, the KSEB reassigned the consumer’s tariff under LT VII A commercial and issued short assessment bill. The consumer is seen engaged in multiple activities like running an industrial unit, a computer institute, conducting various other training courses etc. The consumer is allowed to segregate the different institutions and apply for eligible tariff for each purposes. |
| Unauthorized additional load and meter faultiness – short assessment bill issued – P/342/2013 – Raveendran G, Kottayam.
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| The energy consumption in one phase is not recording in the meter and also detected unauthorized additional load in the premises of the consumer. To recover the revenue loss, the consumer was issued short assessment bill assessing the energy escaped from billing as 1/3rd and to recover penal charges for unauthorized use of energy for 1 KW by KSEB. In the case of short assessment bill during meter faulty period, it is directed to revise the bill based on the average consumption during the previous period. In the case of the penal bill for the UAL , the Forum not considered the merits of the issue since section 126 of Electricity Act will not fall under the purview of the Forum. |
| Exorbitant electricity bill for domestic purpose– Complaint- P/383/2013 –Thomas K P Joe, Kochi.
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| The energy consumption of the consumer for two months has reached a high level and the consumer was issued a very high electricity bill under the domestic tariff. The disputed bill is quashed and the respondent is directed to revise it at par with the maximum energy used bill (not disputed) during the previous months. |
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