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Section 9: Licensee not to purchase, or associate himself with, other licensed undertaking or transfer his undertaking

The Indian Electricity Act, 1910State Act of Bihar · Act 9 of 1910

(1) The licensee shall not, at any time without the previous consent in writing of the State Government, acquire, by purchase or otherwise, the license or the undertaking of, or associate himself so far as the business of supplying energy is concerned with any person supplying, or intending to supply, energy under any other license, and, before applying for such consent, the licensee shall give not less than one month’s notice of the application-

(a) To the State Electricity Board; and

(b) To every local authority both in the licensee’s area of supply and also in the area in which such other person supplies, or intends to supply, energy.

Provided that nothing in this sub-section shall be construed to require the consent of the State Government for the supply of energy by one licensee to another in accordance with the provisions of clause IX of the Schedule.

(2) The licensee shall not at any time assign his license or transfer his undertaking, on any part thereof, by sale, mortgage, lease, exchange or otherwise without the previous consent in writing of the State Government.

(3) Any agreement relating to any transaction of the nature described in subsection (1) or sub-section (2), unless made with, or subject to, such consent as aforesaid, shall be void.

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ActThe Indian Electricity Act, 1910
Section9
Marginal noteLicensee not to purchase, or associate himself with, other licensed undertaking or transfer his undertaking
JurisdictionState of Bihar
StatusIn force as published by the source

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