Supreme Court of India
Jayshree Chemicals and Anr. v. Orissa State Electricity Board and Ors.
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Electricity Laws: Electricity Act, 1910-Section 22B-State Electricity Board (General Conditions of Supply) Regulations, I 981-Clause 31 (e)-Electricity Consumption-Shortage of pawer in State-issuance of Notifications under section 228 restricting use of power-Electricity Board allotting energy to be used by the consumer, a power intensive indust1y, for water years along with provisional allotment for next year-Notifications containing rider that they would remain in force until further orders-Waiver of payment of minimum charges when notification in operation-For a particular year no
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