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Lanco Infratech to Get Back Rs 175 Crore as IT Reimbursement
The Supreme Court has allowed the claim of infrastructure developer Lanco Infratech Ltd to get back Rs 175 crore as income-tax reimbursement for its subsidiary firm Lanco Kondapalli Power Ltd (LKPL) for the financial years 2001 to 2012.
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Power Tariff May Go Up in Delhi Next Month
Power tariff in New Delhi is likely to go up next month with the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) directing Delhi's power regulator DERC to restore a surcharge within three months to compensate the discoms for rise in power purchase cost.
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Discoms to Challenge APTEL Order on Adani Power, Tata Power
State discoms of Gujarat, Haryana, Maharashtra, Punjab and Rajasthan are like to move the Supreme Court in next few days against the APTEL's interim order of July 21, government and industry sources said.
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Supreme Court admits Tata Power appeal challenging tribunal order
The Supreme Court has admitted the appeal of Tata Power Ltd challenging the order of the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) asking it to collect cross subsidy surcharge from its newly added customers in Mumbai for paying it to Reliance Infra.
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Lanco Infratech to Get Back Rs 175 Crore as IT Reimbursement
The Supreme Court has allowed the claim of infrastructure developer Lanco Infratech Ltd to get back Rs 175 crore as income-tax reimbursement for its subsidiary firm Lanco Kondapalli Power Ltd (LKPL) for the financial years 2001 to 2012.
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Power Tariff May Go Up in Delhi Next Month
Power tariff in New Delhi is likely to go up next month with the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) directing Delhi's power regulator DERC to restore a surcharge within three months to compensate the discoms for rise in power purchase cost.
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Discoms to Challenge APTEL Order on Adani Power, Tata Power
State discoms of Gujarat, Haryana, Maharashtra, Punjab and Rajasthan are like to move the Supreme Court in next few days against the APTEL's interim order of July 21, government and industry sources said.
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Supreme Court admits Tata Power appeal challenging tribunal order
The Supreme Court has admitted the appeal of Tata Power Ltd challenging the order of the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) asking it to collect cross subsidy surcharge from its newly added customers in Mumbai for paying it to Reliance Infra.
