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RP-008-2022- AXE, Kondotti, Kozhikode-Oder 05-12-22

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The Assistant Executive Engineer, Kondotti, Malappuram, who was the respondent of the appeal petition P050/2022 has filed review petition, which numbered as RP 008/2022 to review the order of the Ombudsman on the petition P050/2022. Smt. Shabna Vikas was the appellant of appeal petition P050/2022 claimed for the compensation for the delay in getting the HT connection. This Authority has completed the procedure and process and issued the order stating that the Licensee has to assess the quantum of delay and pay the compensation applicable as per the regulation. Aggrieved by the decision, the respondent filed the review petition to review the order issued. Decision: ‐ There is no merit in reviewing the order and as such the review petition is dismissed.
P-070-2022-Sri. Abdul Kader Naina, Alappuzha-Order 02-12-22

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The appellant applied for grid connected solar plant during the year 2017 to become power neutral. The Licensee has permitted for 22 kW solar plant during 09/2018. The work was executed by the approved agency of KSEBL and under the direct supervision of the officials of the Licensee. There was a major delay in commissioning of solar plant. The appellant has received solar incentive from the Licensee for three years. On 21-12-2021, APTS conducted an inspection and found that the CT connection to the import and export meter was interchanged. Then the respondent raised a short assessment bill for Rs.11,89,077/- for a period from 10-09-2018 to 31-12-2021. This includes, the solar incentive he received from the Licensee amounting to Rs.1,72,731/-. The appellant has challenged the short assessment bill. The CGRF(CR) vide order dated 12-08-2022 ordered that the appellant is liable to pay the short assessment bill. The appellant filed the appeal petition before this Authority and following decisions are taken: 1. The appellant is liable to pay the short assessment bill amount issued by the Licensee. 2. The Licensee shall grant instalment facility of 30 monthly instalments without interest for making the payment. 3. The Licensee has to fix the responsibility to the officials who is responsible for this revenue loss to the Licensee and take suitable action. 4. The Licensee has to provide proper training to the field officers to avoid the recurrence of such mistakes.
P-077-2022-Sri. Stanley Raj, TVM-Order 30-11-22

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Some officials of KSEBL and others together have demolished a shed numbered 12/121 and removed and taken away the items and materials. They disconnected the electrical connection and cut and removed the wiring also. The appellant suffered the loss and claiming a compensation of Rs.17,50,000/-. The appellant filed the petition to CGRF (SR) and CGRF (SR) issued order dated 30-09-2022, stating that the application for compensation cannot be considered. The appellant approached this Authority by filing the appeal petition and this Authority decided to dismiss the application for the compensation filed by the appellant.
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