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WAPDA THROUGH CHAIRMAN versus NAZIR COTTON MILLS LTD

Sections 26, 35, 36, 39 and 44 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution, lifting the demand against consumers on the basis of instability of measuring equipment, measuring equipment, the user filed a reference before the Electric Inspector Did the electric inspector record the evidence against the demand raised by the Authority on the basis of 36% slowdown of the measuring equipment, under section 26 of the Electricity Act 1910, both sides decided before the advisory board? Appeals against the decision of the inspector who hears a convincing decision. Accepting the option to partially change the order of the Electric Inspector Authority if the Advisory Board user failed to comply with the order approved, the appeal was dismissed and the Advisory Board and the Electric Inspector and Advisory The board filed a constitutional application to implement both decisions. The decision to issue the dispute was passed after thorough review of the evidence on the record, keeping in view the technical aspects of the alleged defect and latency of the meter, under the provisions of the Act Forum, Electricity Act 1910, Inquired into the designated forums, investigated the case and reached a conclusion of fact wherein the High Court, in the absence of any wrongdoing or patent being unlawful, intervened in the exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction. Can fail. ask a advocate free from Burewala lawyer