Supreme Court of India
M/s Oswal Agro Mills Ltd. v. Punjab State Electricity Board and Others.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the load of the TG Sets was sanctioned and authorized, the appellant could not be held liable for load surcharge under clause 8-b of the Schedule of Tariff for the load of the TG Set, even if by the aid of bus coupler, D inter-transferability of load could be effected between the TG Set of the appellant and the energy supplied by the respondent no.1-Board.
Judgment, page 17
From the headnote
Electricity Act, 1910: ss. 30 and 58 read with PSEB Circular No. CC23/90 and Clause 8-b of Tariff Schedule - Levy of load surcharge at additional rate - Held: Was only meant for a load which was unauthorized or not sanctioned and if a particular load of a consumer is sanctioned or authorized, load surcharge at additional rate could not be levied under Clause 8-b of the Schedule of Tariff - In the instant case, the load of the TG Set detected was a sanctioned load and was not an unauthorized load - Therefore, appellant could not be held liable for load surcharge under Clause 8-b, even if by
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