Abhishek Munot

JSA Successfully Represented Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited Before The Supreme Court Of India Against The Andhra Pradesh Distribution Licensees In A Matter Related To Arbitrary Tariff Deductions Pertaining To Generation Based Incentive Granted To Wind Generators By The Central Government.

JSA Successfully Represented The Tata Power Company Limited Before Hon’ble APTEL In Upholding TPCL’s Network Rollout Plan For Its Mumbai Parellel Distribution Area Common To MCGM/ BEST

JSA Successfully Obtained An Order From The Bombay High Court In Favour Of Garware Technical Fibres Ltd., Holding CIDCO's Decision To Re-qualify An Ineligible Bidder In A Tender For Rockfall Mitigation Works To Be Arbitrary

JSA Secures Relief For Brahmani Thermal Power Private Limited, As Appellate Tribunal For Electricity Upholds Force Majeure-Based Relinquishment Of Long-Term Access Sans Any Liability

Karnataka High Court Strikes Down Central Government's Green Energy Open Access Rules And Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission's Green Energy Open Access Regulations As Being Ultra Vires The Electricity Act, 2003

Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission Restrains Distribution Companies From Levying Grid Support Charges On Captive Power Projects, Including Solar Rooftop Photovoltaic Plants, Till The Commission Determines Such Charges

Consumption Test For Captive Generating Plants Is 'Power Plant/generating Plant' Centric And Not 'Ownership Centric'

Supreme Court Of India Holds That A Simplicitor Press Release Does Not Amount To 'Law' For The Purposes Of Change In Law Compensation

The Hon'ble High Court Of Punjab And Haryana At Chandigarh Dismissed Challenges To Process Of Privatisation Of Electricity Distribution In Union Territory Of Chandigarh

Guidelines Issued To Streamline The Determination And Payment Of Compensation For Transmission Line Right Of Way

Supreme Court Of India Upholds The Restrictive Scope Of Its Appellate Jurisdiction Under Section 125 Of The Electricity Act, 2003

A 9 (Nine) Judge Constitution Bench Of The Supreme Court Of India Rules That Royalty Under The Mines And Minerals (Development And Regulation) Act, 1957 Is Not 'Tax'

National Company Law Tribunal, Hyderabad (Upholding The Interests Of Creditors) Permits Distribution Of Surplus Funds Generated By The Corporate Debtor During Its Ongoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, To Its Creditors