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For Maintainability for Waiver of Court Fee/Leave to File Appeal APPELLATE TRIBUNAL FOR ELECTRICITY, NEW DELHI Cause List for Tuesday, 14th March, 2017 TIME: 11.00 A.M. COURT - I CORAM: HON’ BLE MRS. JUSTICE RANJANA P. DESAI, CHAIRPERSON HON’ BLE MR. I.J. KAPOOR, TECHNICAL MEMBER For Maintainability S. Case No. Parties Name of Counsel for No. Appellant/Respondent Mrs./Mr. 1. DFR-265/17 Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd. Amit Kapur -Appellant(s) Versus Central Electricity Regulatory Commission & Ors. -Respondent(s) For Waiver of court fee/Leave to file appeal/Condonation of delay 2. IA-127/17 Kerala State Electricity Board Ltd. Ritin Rai, Jayant Malik In -Appellant(s) DFR-262/17 Versus Central Electricity Regulatory IA-127/17 Commission & Ors. (Delay in filing) -Respondent(s) 3. IA-129/17 M/s. Essar Power (Jharkhand)Ltd. Shruti Dass In -Appellant(s) DFR-67/17 Versus Central Electricity Regulatory IA-129/17 Commission & Ors. (Delay in filing) -Respondent(s) 4. IA-130/17 Maharashtra Aquaculture Farmer’s Prashant S. Kenjale IA-131/17 Association -Appellant(s) IA-132/17 Versus In Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory DFR-254/17 Commission & Ors. –Respondent(s) IA-130/17 (For leave to file appeal) IA-131/17 (Delay in filing) IA-132/17 (Waiver of court fee) 5. IA-214/17 Jindal Power Ltd. –Appellant(s) Divya Chaturvedi In Versus DFR-732/17 Central Electricity Regulatory Commission & Ors. –Respondent(s) IA-214/17 (Delay in filing) For Admission 6. 49/17 Cairn India Ltd. –Appellant(s) Hemant Singh, Sandeep Padhi, Versus Matrugupta Misra, Saahil Kaul Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission & Ors. –Respondent(s) For Admission After Notice 7. 15/17 Indian Wind Energy Association (IWEA) Hemant Singh, Shikha Ohri & -Appellant(s) Matrugupta Mishra IA-35/17 Versus (For exemption Gujarat Electricity Regulatory from filing Commission certified copy of -Respondent(s) the impugned order) IA-156/17 (For amendment memo of parties) (Service complete) Pleadings Incomplete 8. 80/16 Bangalore Electricity Supply Co. Ltd. Ashok Bannidinni -Appellant(s) (Service Versus Anand K. Ganesan complete) Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Swapna Seshadri for R-1 Commission -Respondent(s) 9. 65/16 Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd. Anand K. Ganesan & -Appellant(s) Swapna Seshadri IA-166/16 Versus (For stay) Biomass Power Producers Association Hemant Singh, Shikha Ohri & Ors. -Respondent(s) Matrugupta Mishra (Court Notice Tushar Nagar Piyush Singh Served) Nimesh Kumar Jha for R-1 (Affidavit of Aditya Grover service not filed) Arjun Grover for R-2 Sakesh Kumar for R-4 9a. 284/16 Biomass Power Producers & Ors. Hemant Singh, Shikha Ohri -Appellant(s) Matrugupta Mishra (Service Versus Nishant Kumar complete) Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission & Ors. -Respondent(s) Sakesh Kumar for R-1 Anand K. Ganesan Swapna Seshadri for R-2 Arjun Grover, Aditya Grover Paritosh Kumar Singh for R-3 (Vakalatnama not filed) 10. 292/16 M/s Utkal Alumina International Ltd. Syed Shahid Husain Rizvi & -Appellant(s) IA-597/16 Versus (For stay) Odisha Electricity Regulatory Commission & Anr. -Respondent(s) (Court notice for R-2 not served) (Affidavit of service not filed) 11. 04/17 Damodar Valley Co. -Appellant(s) Anushree Bardhan Versus (Court notice for Delhi Transco Ltd. & Ors. R-1,2 & 5 not –Respondent(s) delivered) (Affidavit of service filed) 12. 07/17 Damodar Valley Corporation Anushree Bardhan -Appellant(s) (Service Versus Rajiv Yadav for R-4 complete) West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. & Ors -Respondent(s) 13. 08/17 Damodar Valley Corporation Anushree Bardhan -Appellant(s) (Service Versus Rajiv Yadav for R-4 complete) West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. &Ors. -Respondent(s) 14. 10/17 Damodar Valley Corporation Anushree Bardhan -Appellant(s) (Service Versus Rajiv Yadav for R-4 complete) West Bengal Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. & Ors. -Respondent(s) 15. 11/17 Damodar Valley Corporation Anushree Bardhan -Appellant(s) (Court notice Versus Rajiv Yadav for R-4 served) West Bengal Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. & Ors. (Affidavit of -Respondent(s) service not filed) 16. 35/17 Damodar Valley Corporation Anushree Bardhan -Appellant(s) (Court notice Versus Rajiv Yadav for R-4 served) West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd. & Ors. (Affidavit of -Respondent(s) service not filed) IA for Hearing 17. IA-695/16 Indian Wind Power Association(IWPA) Vishal Gupta, Kumar Mihir In -Appellant(s) Sumeet Sharma 13/17 Versus Madhya Pradesh Electricity n Regulatory Venkatesh for R-1 IA-695/16 Commission & Ors. -Respondent(s) Ganesan Umapathy, Purushaindra (For Kaurav for R-2 Impleadment) Mandakini Ghosh, Parinay Deep Shah, Ritika Singhal, Saransh IA-696/16 Shaw for R-3 (For exemption from filing certified copy of impugned order) (Service complete) 18. IA-32/17 Rajasthan Textile Mills Association Anand K Ganesan In -Appellant(s) Swapna Seshadri 14/17 Versus Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory R. k. Mehta, Himanshi Andley, IA-32/17 Commission & Ors. Abhishek Upadhyay for R-1 (For Stay) -Respondent(s) (Vakalatnama not filed) M. G. Ramachandran, Poorva (Service Saigal, Shubham Arya complete) for R2 to R4 Part Heard 19. 32/15 Talwandi Sabo Power Ltd. -Appellant(s) Sujit Ghosh, Shashank Shekhar Versus Kanupriya Bhargava Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Krishna Rao, Mannat Waraich Commission & Ors. -Respondent(s) Pragya Awasthi Hemant Singh Matrugupta Mishra, Shikha Ohri for R-1 M.G Ramachandran Anand K Ganesan Ranjitha Ramachandran, Anushree Bardhan for R-2 19a. 47/15 Nabha Power Ltd. & Anr. –Appellant(s) Abhishek Kumar Versus Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd. & Shikha Ohri, Nimesh Jha for R-2 Anr. –Respondent(s) 20. 276/15 West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Sanjay Sen, Sr. Adv. & Company Ltd. -Appellant(s) Sakya Singh Chaudhuri IA-444/15 Versus Anand K. Srivastava, Avijeet Lala (For exemption Central Electricity Regulatory Commission Kanika Chugh from filing & Ors. -Respondent(s) Nikhil Nayyar, Dhananjay Baijal certified copy of N. Sai Vinod for R-1 impugned order) M.G. Ramachandran Ranjitha Ramachandran Avinash Menon, Poorva Saigal Anushree Bardhan Arvind Kr. Dubay for R-2 M.Y. Deshmukh for R-8 For Hearing 21. 220/15 M/s Tata Sponge Iron Ltd. -Appellant(s) Ashok Kumar Parija, Sr. Adv. Versus R.M. Patnaik, P.P. Mohanty Odisha Electricity Regulatory Rutwik Panda, Anshu Malik for R-1 (Service Commission & Ors. -Respondent(s) complete) R.K. Mehta for R-2 to R-3 R.B Sharma for R-4 to R-5 22. 250/15 Jaigad Power Transco Ltd. -Appellant(s) Ramanuj Kumar Versus (Service Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Buddy A. Ranganadhan for R-1 complete) Commission -Respondent(s) 22a. 242/16 Jaigad Power Transco Ltd. -Appellant(s) Rahul Kumar Sr. Adv. & Versus Akshat Razdan, Manpreet Lamba IA-522/16 Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory (For exemption Commission -Respondent(s) Buddy A. Ranganadhan for R-1 from filing certified copy of the impugned order) (Service complete) Sd/ Dy. Registrar APTEL .
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