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Section 39: Billing in case of defective or damaged meter

Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Supply Code and Performance Standards) Regulations, 2017Union territory Regulations of Delhi · 2003

(1) The consumer shall be billed on the basis of actual average consumption recorded during the corresponding period in the preceding year, excluding the provisional billing:

Provided that if actual consumption recorded during the corresponding period in the preceding year is either not available or partially available, the actual average consumption of past 6 (six) billing cycles immediately preceding the date of meter being detected or reported defective, excluding the provisional billing, shall be used for billing purpose:

Provided further that if the actual average consumption of past 6 (six) months is either not available or partially available, the average consumption for the next 3 (three) billing cycles excluding provisional billing after the installation of new meter shall be used for billing purpose.

(2) Charges based on the average consumption as per sub-regulation (1), shall be levied for the period of installation of meter or 50% of the period from the date of last testing till the date when the meter was replaced, whichever is less:

Provided that the maximum period for the charges shall not exceed 6 (six) months.

Provided further that the amount already paid by the consumer, for the period meter remained defective or damaged, shall be adjusted in this bill.

(3) The above sub-regulations shall not be applicable in the case of a tampered meter for which appropriate action under the provisions of the Act shall be initiated by the Licensee.

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ActDelhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Supply Code and Performance Standards) Regulations, 2017
Section39
Marginal noteBilling in case of defective or damaged meter
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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