Installation of electricity on Section 12 Special Relief Act (Constitution of 1877), Sections 42 and 54 Private Land Personal Licensees (Water and Power Development Authority), so as to provide electricity to the plaintiff, installed poles and electrical wires in the property. ? The plaintiff's trial court ruled in favor of the plaintiff and directed the licensors to remove the installations, but the lower appellate court directed the authority to pay compensation under the amended jurisdiction and the lower appellate court approved the decision. And restored the order. The validity of the trial court was restricted to licensors under Section 12 of the Electricity Act, 1910, on any land without the consent of its owner or occupant to save any power supply line or any other work. If, in the case of an objection by the landowner or occupier, the licensee was required to obtain written permission from the District Magistrate, before erecting an electric pole or laying an airline where the District CT Magistrate had such Was allowed to pay the landlord or occupier by licensees to pay the rent or rent And it was like to be carried out before the installation process, because the magistrate had to fix the object's qualities. Permission may be denied by the owner and in appropriate matters. Determination of compensation by the District Magistrate under the direction of the Lower Appellate Court was not subject to Section 12 of the Electricity Act 1910, such instruction was influenced by the unanimous view that the removal of the poles and the permission of the plaintiff and the written permission of the District Magistrate Without providing power to the plaintiff, unfair and unjust
