Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. The Asian Art Printers (p) Ltd. and Ors. Etc.
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The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957 : Section 283'--Electricity-Charges for supply-Non-residential premises-Mixed Load (HT) connection-Tariff rate--Non-Domestic (Mixed Load HT) Tariff-Clauses (c) and (d)-/nterpretation of-Held, the clauses provide for a two-part tariff-Charges payable would be a sum of demand charges ''plus" energy charges,· and not the amount whichever is higher of the two-Clause (d), i.e. the minimum Bill clause, does not have the effect of modifying or cutting down the meaning or purport of fonnula contained in clause (c). The respondent was a consumer of electricity
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