(1) If in case of doubt the inspecting officer appointed under Section 6 of the Act considers it necessary to get the correctness of any meter examined by the Electrical Inspector, which shall normally’ not be required more than-once in a year, except when the meter stops to register, or on being referred, the Deputy Electrical Inspector, or the Electrical Inspector is satisfled that its accuracy is doubtful, the licensee, appointed authority or other.person, shall within one month of the ordeg of the inspecting office replace that meter with another suitab}e axtl’ correct meter, deposit the fee for testing of meter as prescribed by Government under Rule 7 of the Indian Electrical rules, 1956, and deliver at his own expense the meter along with a recetpted copy of the tre:g challan on account of the testing fee tp;the Electrical Inspector office for test. ) s ly
(2) The result of such test, which shall be final and bindng- 12}2:3::1 fntimated in writing to the inspecting officer, Dep“tghei_ person Inspector and the licensee, appointed authority or o i view the concerned and the Deputy Electrical Inspector, keepll]llg catimate the recommendations thereon of the inspecting officer. ::l‘:d 1ot €XC amount of energy supplied or consumed during such p uspected, as the six months prior to the date on which ite accuracy wasdfim:’ duty for-that meter shall not, in his opinion, have been corrected an!
period shall be levied accordingly on that basis.
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(3) On receipt of the test result, the licensee, aj ority ¥ J 3 i other person concerned shall arrange to obtain fiogzgra:fh his bl expense from the office of the Electrical Inspector and in case the mx js found to be correct he shall be entitled f him for such test. d for refund of the fee deposited by 1[16. [Omitted].