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 Unauthorised additional load – short assessment bills issued – P/341/2013 – Biju T. Nair, Kochi. 
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| The appellant was penalized under Section 126 of Electricity Act, 2003 for unauthorized additional load which was detected during the APTS inspection. The appellant had already paid the estimated cost for installing a transformer for obtaining additional load in his premises. It is held that the appeal petition is not maintainable before the Ombudsman since it was charged under Section 126, unauthorised use of electricity. It is found that the penal bill raised by the respondent is against the method ordered by the KSERC and hence the case remanded to the assessing officer to review the same as per rules. |
| Unauthorized additional load detected in the premises of the consumer – P/345/2013 – M/s Industrial Engineering Corporation, Ernakulam.
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| Based on an inspection conducted by the officials of KSEB, the consumer was issued with a short assessment bill for the unauthorized additional load detected in the premises. It is held that the appeal petition is not maintainable before the Ombudsman since it was charged under Section 126, unauthorised use of electricity. It is found that the penal bill raised by the respondent is against the method ordered by the KSERC and hence the case remanded to the assessing officer to review the same. |
| Meter found recording less than the actual consumption on inspection and testing– short assessment bill issued - P/343/2013 – Janardhanan Pillai, Kollam.
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| It was detected by the APTS,KSEB that the energy used in one phase of supply of the party was not recording in the meter. The consumer was issued with a short assessment bill for the back period of one year to recover the charges of the unrecorded portion of the energy assessing at 50% of the consumption recorded. The respondent was directed to revise the disputed bill, taking the succeeding six months average consumption after changing the meter as his true average consumption for the disputed period of one year. |
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