Government of India. Legislative Department. General Rules and Orders Made under Enactments in Force in British India. Consisting of Part I. General Rules Proclamations and Notifications made under Statutes relating to India and Part II. General Rules and Orders made under General Acts of the Governor-General in Council and of the Indian Legislature; with an Index (in five volumes). Volume IV. (Containing Rules under Acts from 1910 to 1920 in Part II)

49 dated the 4th October 1912 issued in accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the Delhi Laws Act 1912 (XIII.of 1912) and in exercise of the powers conferred by section 36 of the Indian Electricity Act 1910 (IX of 1910) the Govenor General in Council is pleased in supersession of the Notification of the GoVernment of India i n the Public Works Department No. [...] A.-73 dated the 31st July 1922.—In exercise of the powers Mferred by section 37 of the Indian Electricity Act 1910 (IX of 1910) and in supersession of the Indian Electricity Rules 1911 the Governor Genral in Council is pleased to make the following rules applicable to the whole of British India to regulate the generation transmission supply and use of energy and generally to carry [...] (a) six copies in print of the draft licence as proposed by the applcant ; the name and address of the applicant and of his agent (if any) being printed on the outside of the draft ; (b) one copy signed by the applicant of a map of the proposed area of supply on a scal(i) of not less than six inches to a mile or (ii) if no such map is available not less than that of the largest scale or [...] particulars namely : — (a) a short title descriptive of the proposed undertaking together with the address and description of the applicant or in the case of a firm the names of all the individual members of the firm; (b) a statement of the boundaries of the proposed area of supply ; (c) if the generating station is situated or to be situated outside the area of supply or if any intervening a [...] which passes through the meter the point at which such conductor enters the meter and in respect of a conductor from the service-line which does not pass through the meter the point on such conductor nearest to the meter ; (b) where the amount of energy supplied to a consumer or the eletrical quantity contained in the supply is not ascertained by meter be the point at which the cut-out is in