WAPDA versus AMIN ICE FACTORY
Sections 24 and 54C of the Electricity Act 1910 discontinue the supply of electricity if a user, in connection with the supply of energy to his premises, may pay any charge other than to charge him for energy by license or authority. Was ignored. , License or authority, after giving seven days \ notice, may disconnect the power supply, in writing to such user, but no such action can be taken, without notice to the user, Section 24, Electricity Act , The provisions of 1910 were provided during the issuance of the notice while the provisions of section 54CCC of the said Act considered that if the license or authority had given the notice to the user, the amount collected against the user would have been deposited. Without it, the court will not order it to be banned. There was no restriction in the amount assessed without order was submitted. Before the power supply was disconnected, consumers were required to have a court notice which could not be allowed to be avoided
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