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Andhra Pradesh High Court - Amravati

Rama Shrimp Center vs The State Of Andhra Pradesh , on 9 November, 2023

Author: Ninala Jayasurya

Bench: Ninala Jayasurya

       HIGH COURT OF ANDHRA PRADESH :: AMARAVATI

MAIN CASE: W.P. No.29303, 29306, 29307, 29311, 29313, 29315,
                  29317 & 29318 of 2023

                        PROCEEDING SHEET
Sl.                                                                     OFFICE
No. DATE                              ORDER                              NOTE

 1. 09.11.2023 NJS, J
                W.P. Nos.29303, 29306, 29307, 29311, 29313,
                       29315, 29317 & 29318 of 2023

                     Heard       Ms.P.Vimala      Desai,     learned
               counsel     representing    Mr.P.Narasimha      Rao,
               learned counsel for the petitioners.
                     Also heard learned Government Pleader
               for Energy and Mr.Metta Chandrasekhara Rao,
               learned Standing Counsel for the Corporation.
                     At the time of considering the matter,
               learned Standing Counsel brought to the
               notice of this Court G.O.Ms.No.22, Energy
               (Power.III)    Department,       dated    23.10.2023
               issued by the Government of Andhra Pradesh
               according     permission    to    the    Licensees   /
               DISCOMs          (APCPDCL,        APSPDCL        and
               APEPDCL) to recover the Electricity Duty at
               the rate(s) and from the consumers / class of
               consumers as notified in the G.O.Ms.No.7,
               Energy        (Power.III)   Department,        dated
               08.4.2022, to whom energy is sold at a price of
               more than 12 paise per unit, subject to certain
               conditions.      Let a counter affidavit be filed
               along with the relevant material by the date of
                                   2

W.P.No.29303 of 2023 and batch
               next adjournment.
                     Considering the submissions made and
               the balance of convenience in favour of the
               petitioners, more particularly in the light of the
               orders relied on by the learned counsel for the
               petitioners, including the interim common
               order dated 30.10.2023 in W.P.No.27583 of
               2023 and batch, there shall be an interim
               direction to the respondents not to take any

coercive steps against the petitioners, including disconnection of power supply or insist for payment of electricity duty more than Rs.0.06 paise per Unit.

List the matter along with W.P.No.37936 of 2022 and batch on 27.11.2023.

_______ NJS, J vasu