LYALLPUR ICE FACTORY versus KARACHI ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORPORATION LTD.
Section 73 Electricity Act (IX of 1910), Section 24 suit for recovering damages, Plaintiff / Consumer factory having been unproductive for eight days due to unauthorized disconnection of power supply Created sales period to show that no sale could be made due to non-supply of electricity. The plaintiff also claimed loss of employees' salary and loss of clients due to factory closure. The documents produced by the plaintiff by the plaintiff were shown to the plaintiff without any objection. The property plaintiff was not entitled to consumer damages for not inspecting any customer in support of his claim The plaintiff was also not entitled to a reduction in salary for failing to examine the plaintiff (authority) of any evidence. Not a single word was said because the power supply was disconnected and the loss was not suffered by the claimant. The claim was related to the loss of production. Because the law does not recognize the plaintiff's breach of contract without naturally damaging The factory is entitled to the extent of damages claimed during this period. The decision was made in situations that were out of production
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