Duty to supply on request
A distribution licensee shall, on application, give supply within one month (or the period fixed by the Commission).
Consolidates the law on generation, transmission, distribution, trading and use of electricity, sets up regulatory commissions and the Appellate Tribunal, and penalises theft and unauthorised use.
A distribution licensee shall, on application, give supply within one month (or the period fixed by the Commission).
A licensee may disconnect after fifteen clear days' notice of default; no sum is recoverable after two years from when it first became due unless continuously shown as arrears.
The assessing officer may provisionally assess and bill for unauthorised use at twice the applicable tariff; the consumer may object and appeal under s. 127.
Dishonest abstraction, tampering with meters, or use of tampered meters — punishable with imprisonment up to three years and fine linked to the load and quantum of theft.
Appeal from orders of adjudicating officers and Regulatory Commissions to APTEL within forty-five days; further appeal to the Supreme Court under s. 125.
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