Supreme Court of India
Orissa Electricity Regulatory Commission v. L.I. Parija and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 226-lnterim orders by High Court • in writ petitions restraining the Commission from fixinf, tariff-Later. order c recalled but mailers kept pending-Held, restraint orders are indefensible- Besides, meanwhile Commission having fixed the tariff and levies having been made. there was no necessity to keep the writ petitions pendinf, which have become infructuous-lnterim orders--Orissa Electricizv Reforms Act, 199-1. The present appeals were filed against the interim orders passed by the High Court restraining the appellant from proceeding to fix tariff for
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