CERC Can't Go Beyond Express Terms Of Contract; APTEL Can't Discover New Change In Law Which Parties Never Contemplated : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled that in a case where the matter is governed by the express terms of the contract, the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission cannot, even donning the garb of a...

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