PAKISTAN STEEL MILLS CORPORATION (PRIVATE) LIMITED versus KARACHI WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD
O XXXX, Rr. 1 and 8 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Sections 42, 39 and 54 of the Plaintiff; The Water and Sewerage Board states that for the purpose of its operations, the plaintiff needs a large quantity of water on a daily basis (flowing into millions of gallons each day), which For this, it was billed by the Water and Sewerage Board over the main dispute. The plaintiff was that the water that was being supplied to him came from, or belonged to, the provincial government, and the Water and Sewerage Board was not entitled to any compensation and, in addition to the water charges claimed by the board, It was also charged for sewerage and conservation and fire-fighting purposes, thus bills were raised and demands made by the Water and Sewerage Board from time to time, as was the case of the plaintiff (stated for various reasons). In detail) was not responsible for payment to the Board in connection with any allegations The plaintiff also claimed that he continued to supply water S is entitled, for the interim relief sought have been because of any charges should not interfere with the supply of water. The High Court's justification for non-payment of bills was dealt with on the ground that the Water and Sewerage Board, the City District Government and the provincial government prevented the plaintiff from stopping, stopping or interfering with the supply of water. With or on the same terms as the plaintiff was responsible for paying the water charges in accordance with the agreement, and the Board shall pay and bill for it.
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