Supreme Court of India
M/s Badri Kedar Paper Pvt. Ltd. v. U.P. Electricity Regulatory Commn. & Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Electricity Reforms Act,_ 1999 - s.24 - Electricity tariff- Determination/modification of- Held: In view of provisions of the Act as also regulations framed thereunder, U.P. Electricity Regulatory Commission alone has exclusive jurisdiction to determine tariff - Even for modification and/or alteration of tariff, the Commission must be approached - Tariff in terms of s.24(6) to be modified by licensee albeit in terms of direction issued by Commission, wheretobefore all procedures laid down in that behalf in terms of the regulations are required to be complied with. Doctrines -
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