sundar ram mohan satnam singh (1 résultats)

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Electricity 1. Introduction. 2. India i. State electricity regulatory commission orders. ii. Central electricity regulatory commission order. iii. The High Court and Supreme Court Cases. 3. Pakistan National electric power regulatory authority. Telecom 1. Introduction. 2. India i. Telecom regulatory authority of India. ii. Telecom dispute settlement and appellate tribunal. iii. The High Court and Supreme Court of India. 3. Pakistan i. Pakistan telecommunication authority. ii. Law directorate. iii. High courts. 4. Sri Lanka i. Telecommunications regulatory commission of Sri Lanka Legislations. The liberalization of the 1990s and the subsequent policies and processes initiated in infrastructure spheres saw many economies of Asia setting up regulatory agencies. SAARC countries in particular have undergone significant infrastructure reforms following the worldwide trend of sector specific legislation mandating independent regulators. We now have sector regulators in electricity telecom and ports with many more in the process of development. This study of the regulatory orders and court judgements in the electricity and telecom sectors is unique in the sense that this is the first attempt in SAFIR (South Asia Forum for Infrastructure Regulation) countries to systematically compile the orders and judgements across sectors for the benefit of different actors in the regulatory process. Regulatory Law in Practice Compendium of orders in electricity and telecom sectors is thus a pioneering publication containing summary orders and judgements of electricity and telecom regulators in India. Pakistan and Sri Lanka between 1998 and 2003. By giving an overview of both the electricity and telecom sectors the compendium presents succinct summaries of the decisions of regulators and courts in SAFIR countries. Divided into two parts one dealing with electricity regulation and the other with telecom regulation the compendium systematically compiles orders regulations and judgements issued by regulators in SAFIR countries. 424 pp.