Supreme Court of India
Adoni Cotton Mills Etc. Etc. v. The Andhra Pradesh State Electricity Board & Others
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indian /eC'tricity Act !9110---Secfion 22B-Electricity Supply Act 1948- ScctiOII 18, 49 and 79(j)-Whethcr Sectio'n 49 invalid for excessive deJcgtJtion ,Whetlzer ElectJ•icitY Board can reduce the quota of consumption if tire. Sfafr! Government has done so-Board having determined the quota, whether can further reduce it-Whether Board can (rx the quota without framing regulations Practice and proaedure-Whether appellant can be allowed to raise a ·.new que!l tion of facts for tile first rlrne. Section 22B of the Electricity Act, 1910, authorises tho State Government if it is of the opinion
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