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CRISTAL COLD STORAGE versus WAPDA

Electricity Act 1910 Section 35 (3) (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request for Discretionary Relief When the bills for the detection of electrical dues are refused, the applicant / consumer executor respondents / licensors The tracking bill was issued by. The user approached the federal due diligence where the applicant / consumer agreed to pay the unanimous bill amount in installments by both parties. The counsel observed that the inspection of the apparatus / consumer premises measuring equipment The inspector's report was not accepted by the respondents / licensors and the matter was forwarded to the Advisory Board of Respondents / Licensors under which, under the Board's decision, Section 1 of, West Pakistan Land Revenue. The enforced clause of Act, 676767 of, was adopted, the applicants / users agreed to an installment. Was not submitted according to the opinion. The Board objected to the constitution of the Board of Directors before the Federal Committee and the decision of the Chairman's Board, and, as such, it was correct and did not comply with the agreement reached before final applicant / consumer motions. And failed to pay the settlement according to the consensus but when the criminal case was registered he was compelled to do so. When applicants / consumers were threatened with using / forcible measures, under circumstances, cannot expect arbitrary relief claims under Article 199 of the Constitution. property advocate from Buchay Key lawyer