Supreme Court of India
Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Limited and Anr. Etc v. State of Orissa & Ors. Etc. Etc.
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Indian Electricity Act, 1910-Section 228-Equitable distribution of energy-Benefit of clubbing-Whether can be withdrawn with retrospective effect-'Domestic unit'-Benefit of clubbing permitted Whether can be denied to industry classiMd a.r 'power intensive unit'. Orissa State Electricity Board (General Conditioru of Supply) Regulations, 1981-Regulation 28-Ckusification of service to consu mers-Industries-Five categories-siTUl/1, medium, large, power c i intensive and heavy-Separate categorisation of 'export oriented ~ industries'-Not pennissible. 'J i. '·· ... Tbe petitioner-company, engaged
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