MEHR MUHAMMAD NASEEM versus WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Section 24 and a Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, petitioner requesting the removal of Article 199 electric meter, requested that the removal of the electric meter be declared illegal, without any jurisdiction and the applicant's primary The petitioner who violated the rights held that the department had not issued any notice under Section 24A of the Electricity Act, 1910 and that the petitioner should issue a notice of notice before disconnecting or removing the power meter. Such demand notice was not issued; the applicant's meter was removed illegally, which Under the N was against basic rights given to the citizens and his family was defeated in paying the bills, the department issued a notice in which the petitioner and his brother were served promptly. A suit he wore for more than two years and a long time on SA's dismissal. The ID suit, the second brother of the applicant, had filed the present constitutional petition for a long time. The petitioner's lawyer believed that the applicant could not be retained while no notice was issued. It was stated that the notice was properly received and signed by the applicant and his brother. According to the orders, in the place where a default occurred, all other electrical connections were also affected and in view of this, the power meter of the applicant was disconnected;
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