MUHAMMAD HANIF versus KARACHI ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY LIMITED
Sections 20, 45 and 21 Consumer Service Manual, Chapters 8 and 14 Electricity Act (IX of 1910), Section 20 Authority Electricity Supply Company to disconnect power supply to consumers if they use approved loads for standby purposes. Or to take advantage of them from such users that they will use the approved load to a certain minimum was the use of the approved load for standby purposes as much as the use of the load in the normal course and Use for standby purposes was not in the range and extent of non-use. Chapter 8 clause 8 1 of the Consumer Service Manual was broad enough to include the situation that the power supply from licensors was being used for standby purposes, in standby arrangements, requiring power supply. , However intermittently and intermittently when and when the other power supply is interrupted, fails or needs to be split the power supply company can obtain the power to disconnect only the user supply Was used for the purpose in Chapter 8 1 of Chapter 8 of the Customer Service Manual Necessity is required and it is demanded that the power supply company should take special decision in this regard and that such determination be given a reasonable order. The supply company also has the service of the customer. The power supply could not be disconnected without giving total notice in 10, in which the circumstances were in violation of the essential provisions of law, and the principles of natural justice. The risk of exercise or disconnection was illegal and inappropriate
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