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Section 4(6) Kerala Professional Colleges Act | Admission Supervisory Committee Can Order Fee Refund Before Admission Closure: Kerala HC
Case Law Analysis
|Kerala High Court

Section 4(6) Kerala Professional Colleges Act | Admission Supervisory Committee Can Order Fee Refund Before Admission Closure: Kerala HC

Kerala High Court affirms that the Admission Supervisory Committee has jurisdiction under Section 4(6) of the Kerala Professional Colleges Act, 2006, to order fee refunds for students who leave before admission closure. This ruling clarifies the regulatory authority over self-financing institutions, ensuring accountability in fee refund policies.

Generation Based Incentive (GBI) Cannot Be Deducted from Tariff If It Undermines Statutory Purpose | SERC’s Tariff Power Under Electricity Act 2003 : SC
Case Law Analysis
|Supreme Court of India

Generation Based Incentive (GBI) Cannot Be Deducted from Tariff If It Undermines Statutory Purpose | SERC’s Tariff Power Under Electricity Act 2003 : SC

The Supreme Court ruled that State Electricity Regulatory Commissions may consider Union-funded Generation Based Incentives when setting tariffs, but cannot reduce consumer tariffs by the GBI amount if doing so defeats the policy’s intent to incentivize renewable generation. This protects renewable developers from regulatory erosion of central incentives and clarifies the hierarchy between executive schemes and state regulatory authority.