PESCO THROUGH CHIEF EXECUTIVE PESCO versus SHAHJAHAN KUNDI
Decision on any dispute between the parties concerning Article 26 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Electric Inspector Scope and the dispute between the Electric Supply Company and the Consumer in relation to the Metric Power, Section 26 of the Electricity Act, 1910 Will be done During the ninth day about the inspector of electricity whether there was a meter, maximum demand indicator or other measuring device or not, the electric inspector could not go beyond the limits. The impound order showed that the electric inspector had Given the findings in this case that could hardly have escaped the issue, the electric inspector entertained and adjudicated the matter only under section 26 (6) of the Electricity Act, 1910, with regard to the accuracy of the matrix and consequently the determination. And in the present case no other dispute was accepted by the appellate authority against the order. The same order of the affected appellate authority rejecting the electric inspector and the subsequent order was illegal as it failed to provide the affected party's electric inspector with the opportunity to be heard, altering the first order. I, violating its jurisdiction while violating its jurisdiction, did not allow constitutional requests to instruct the electric inspector to strictly process the complainant's complaint.
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