Supreme Court of India
Transmission Corporation of A.P. Ltd. and Ors. v. M/s Sri Rama Krishna Rice Mill
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j Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948-Terms and Conditions of Supply of Electrical Energy-Clause 39.9 sub clause (1) to (3)-Pilferage of energy by consumer-Final Order of assessment made on bais of reports of departmental c officer without granting opportunity to consumer-Opportunity to cross-examine departmental officer-Grant of-Held: Right of cross examination is not inbuilt-Terms and conditions of supply do not contemplate recording oral or documentary evidence-However provides for reasonable opportunity which depends on factual situation-Consumer has to make out a case for cross- examination
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