Supreme Court of India
Cesc Ltd. v. Gajendra Haldea and Ors.
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Electricity Act, 2003: ss. 60 and 121 -Appellate Tribunal for Electricity- Power of - Plea that Tribunal invoked s. 60 to direct all Regulatory Commissions to fix trading margins as if it involved tariff determination - Held: Order passed by Tribunal cannot be maintained and is set aside. The instant appeal was filed against the order of the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity. It was contended that in view of s. 60 of the Electricity Act, 2003, the Tribunal was not empowered to fix trading margins in respect of traders, intermediators etc. in exercise of its revisional supervisory powers u/s
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