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Rajiv Wanted a Different Electricity Supplier. The Law Said “Yes, But”

The Pitch That Started It Rajiv Khandelwal runs a dyeing unit in Sanganer, Jaipur, with a 400 kW connection. Every month the DISCOM bill landed on his desk like a second rent. Then a solar developer from Bhadla walked in with a spreadsheet and a simple pitch: buy...

₹9,400 for a Fridge? Your Complete Guide to Fighting a Wrong Electricity Bill

Nothing is certain except death and taxes”, Benjamin Franklin said. He never met an electricity bill that tripled while the AC sat switched off. Ramesh was away for two weeks. AC off. Lights off. Only the fridge was humming in the dark. And then the bill lands:...

SOLAR NET METERING BILL IS WRONG: WHAT CAN A ROOFTOP SOLAR CONSUMER DO?

Mr. A decided to install rooftop solar panels at his home. His electricity bills had been increasing, and he believed solar power would help reduce his monthly expenses. After the installation, Mr. A started generating electricity during the day. His house used some...
WHEN COURTS ENTER ARBITRATION

WHEN COURTS ENTER ARBITRATION

Understanding the Role of Courts Before, During and After Arbitration A practical legal guide for businesses, founders and commercial enterprises   Introduction Businesses often choose arbitration to keep disputes private and efficient. Yet courts do not...

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Starting Arbitration in India

Starting Arbitration in India

A Legal Roadmap for Initiating Commercial Arbitration Introduction When negotiations fail and a commercial dispute reaches an impasse, the next question is often straightforward: how does one formally commence arbitration? Many businesses assume that sending a legal...

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ARBITRATION VS. LITIGATION

ARBITRATION VS. LITIGATION

Choosing the Right Dispute Resolution Mechanism for Your Business A practical legal guide for businesses, founders and commercial enterprises   Introduction A commercial relationship may begin with a well-negotiated contract and clear expectations. However,...

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