Supreme Court of India
Damodar Valley Corporation v. Central Electricity Regulatory Commission & Others
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Damodar Valley Corporation Act, 1948: s.38 – Computation of tariff – Benefit of interest on capital – Claim for benefit under s.38 on the ground that though interest was given on the loan porti on and the return on equity was also ensured on the normative equity portion still over and above the same, appellant was entitled to the benefit of interest on capital on the whole amount as provided in s.38 – Appellate Tribunal held that DVC Act provide d for interest on capital which is contributed by the participating Go vernments and that under the Act, if there is any deficit in the capital
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