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Electricity Act S. 135 – Act, 2003 & the Regulations do not permit transmission & supply of energy to any other premises. PLRonline 434650

CPC S. 151 - Cannot be exercised so as to nullify the provisions of the Code

Tender – A bid document has to be read as a whole and interpretation has to be based on common trade practices – Responsibility to make the site “available” prima facie has to be construed as “available” for work. PLRonline 437650

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