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..... 's premises under regulation 2(l) of the tamil nadu electricity distribution code, 2004 and the word "premises" in section 2(51) of the electricity act, 2003 include land, building or structure . in the present cases the building or structure admittedly belongs to the petitioners industries concerned. it is to the petitioners industries ..... nadu electricity distribution code, 2004 reads as follows:-"(l) "consumer's premises" means the area served by a service connection;"section 2(51) of the electricity act, 2003 reads as follows:-"(51)"premises" includes any land, building or structure;"36.therefore, on a reading of the above provisions, it is clear that the term ..... amended regulation.39.having considered the rival submission, the point in issue is the interpretation of the term owner of premises . the term consumer's premises as defined in regulation 2(l) of the tamil nadu electricity distribution code, 2004 and the word premises as defined under section 2(51) of the electricity act, 2003 .....
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..... divorce on the ground of desertion also. thus in the petition originally filed substantial grounds were not averred pertaining to desertion. only in the petition seeking for amendment, respondent vaguely averred that appellant has left the matrimonial home on 28.12.2001 ..... with the intention of never returning .... and thus averred desertion..11 ..... had narrated the very same allegations and expressed her desire to divorce the respondent; (iii) appellant had filed criminal o.p.no.42831 of 2003 on 29.11.2003 seeking direction to the inspector of police, all women police station, secretariat colony, chennai to register the case against the respondent and his parents. ..... of conduct giving reasonable cause to the spouse leaving the matrimonial home to form the necessary intention aforesaid. under section 13(1)(i-b) of hindu marriage act, the petitioner who seeks for divorce has to prove (i) that there was desertion for a continuous period of two years immediately preceding the presentation of .....
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..... lost its pecuniary jurisdiction?4. i would like to refer to the tamil nadu civil courts act, 1873 as amended by virtue of the amendments viz., (i) tamil nadu civil courts and the city civil court (amendment) act, 2003 (tamil nadu act 1 of 2004) and (ii) tamil nadu act 19 of 2010 w.e.f. 27.05.2010, as per which, as on the ..... date of the decreeing the suit, the sub court had the pecuniary jurisdiction and accordingly, decreed the suit. subsequently in view of the aforesaid amendments, the munsif court happened ..... to point out that the said explanation is only with regard to the territorial jurisdiction and not to pecuniary jurisdiction. here pecuniary jurisdiction as per the aforesaid amendments of the civil courts act isinvolved and in such a case, when the decree holder wants to file afresh an e.p., he should have in mind section 37 of cpc .....
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Reported in : 2004(5)CTC568
..... complaint, case has been registered against the accused under sections 8(c) r/w 21, 28 and 29 of n.s.p.s. act, 1985 as amended in 2001. a.1 and a.2 are facing the trial for the aforesaid offences.3. in this case, evidence was closed. after the ..... the petitioner to suppress the same.11. p.w.1--nalini rajan was examined on two hearings even on 19.6.2003 and cross examined on 15.7.2003. if really the petitioner/a.1 has felt that the log book is very much essential the petition ought to have ..... of the log book the respondent is bound to prove the same. further submitting that as per section 54 of n.d.p.s. act, when burden is on the accused to prove his innocence, every possible opportunity is to be afforded to the accused to prove his defence ..... proceedings have also come to an end. p.w.i was examined on 19.6.2003 and cross examined on 15.7.2003. p.w.2 was examined on 5.8.2003 and cross examined on 26.8.2003. all prosecution evidence was closed and the accused were questioned under section 313, crl .....
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..... submitted to the claims tribunal under sub-section(6) of section 158 can be treated as an application for compensation under the m.v. act. if required, in appropriate cases, court may permit amendment to the claim petition.19. in the instant case, we found that the claimants/appellants claimed a total compensation of r.2 crores in ..... said amount of compensation shall carry interest at the rate of 7.5% from the date of filing of the claim application. hence, if the accrued interest from 2003 is added, the net amount of compensation which the claimants will get exceeds more than rs.60 lakhs.18. learned counsel appearing for the respondent/insurance company, however, ..... said accident, the claimant suffered medical expenses, pain and suffering and disability.8. in c.m.a.no.3515 of 2006 (m.c.o.p.no.5537 of 2003) the claimant/appellant claimed compensation of rs.10 lakhs for the injuries sustained by her in the said accident. according to the claimant, she sustained comminuted segmental fracture .....
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Reported in : AIR2006Mad131
..... acquired is not used for the public purpose for which it was acquired. the objects and reasons for introducing section 16-b of the land acquisition act is seen from the tamil nadu amending act 16 of 1997 and one of the objects reads as follows:-lands are acquired by government on behalf of several requisitioning bodies. but after acquisition ..... day when the request for retransfer was made, the public purpose must be subsisting. learned counsel also relied upon an unreported judgment dated 16.10.2003 in w.p.no.6308 of 2003 of this court between the same parties wherein a learned judge of this court had given a direction to the government to consider whether any action ..... is required to be taken under section 16-b of the land acquisition act and depending upon the out come of such decision, whether reconveyance as contemplated .....
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..... to the destination of his own use:provided also that the state commission shall, not later than five years from the date of commencement of the electricity (amendment) act, 2003, by regulations, provide such open access to all consumers who require a supply of electricity where the maximum power to be made available at any time ..... of power under sub-section (1) of section 55 and clause (e) of section 73 read with sub-section (2) of section 177 of electricity act, 2003 and stated that the specification of meters including abt meter is as per the standards prescribed by the central electricity authority. he therefore, justified the memo stating ..... , like, windmill generators/cpp through the open access facility provided by the respondents. the open access system as defined under section 2(47) of the electricity act, 2003 reads as follows:- (47) open access means the non- discriminatory provision for the use of transmission lines or distribution system or associated facilities with such lines .....
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..... to the destination of his own use:provided also that the state commission shall, not later than five years from the date of commencement of the electricity (amendment) act, 2003, by regulations, provide such open access to all consumers who require a supply of electricity where the maximum power to be made available at any time ..... of power under sub-section (1) of section 55 and clause (e) of section 73 read with sub-section (2) of section 177 of electricity act, 2003 and stated that the specification of meters including abt meter is as per the standards prescribed by the central electricity authority. he therefore, justified the memo stating ..... , like, windmill generators/cpp through the open access facility provided by the respondents. the open access system as defined under section 2(47) of the electricity act, 2003 reads as follows:- (47) open access means the non- discriminatory provision for the use of transmission lines or distribution system or associated facilities with such lines .....
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Reported in : (2008)2MLJ703
..... exercise the powers of telegraph authority by virtue of the provisions contained in section 164 read with sub-section (2)(a) of section 185 of the electricity act, 2003.2(d). according to the respondent electricity board, it conducted extensive survey including the environmental considerations, road crossing, power line crossing, telecommunication line crossing, railway ..... parts of any telegraph-line, any electric supply-lines or other works [not being either service-lines, or electric supply-lines for the repair, renewal or amendment of existing works of which the character or position is not to be altered], give not less than ten days' notice in writing to the telegraph ..... board as 'state transmission utility' as stated in the counter affidavit of the board. by virtue of the powers under section 67(2) of the electricity act, 2003, the government has framed rules called, 'the works of licensees rules, 2006'. these rules relate to the works of licensees pertaining to the distribution and .....
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..... ,2007 was passed and the purpose of the said act is to give retrospective amendment to the provisions. challenging the said amendment, a batch of writ petitions have been filed and this court passed an interim order to the ..... for the petitioner's h.t.sc no.82 and quash the same as being violative of the tamil nadu tax on consumption or sale of electricity act,2003, and also as unconstitutional. 3. according to the petitioner, it is a unit of the kadri mills (cbe) ltd., engaged in the manufacture of ..... act,2003 was enacted, in which section 3 is the charging proviso in terms whereof every licensee and every person other than licensee is required to pay every month to the government in the prescribed manner electricity sold or consumed during the previous month at the rate specified thereunder. subsequently, the tamil nadu tax on consumption or sale of electricity (amendment) act .....
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