SABIHA NIGHAT versus SAADAT ALI KHAN
Electricity Act 1910 Section 39A & 26 (6) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Maintenance of Constitution Petition Power Supply Notification Applicants without notice to the applicant without taking notice of Section 26 (6) of the Constitution Petition Electricity Act 1910 ) Provided alternative treatment. The purpose of which is to resolve disputes and disputes by the power inspector. Further applicants can approach the civil court for a mandatory injunction to obtain remedies under the common law from the Judicial Forum, which was the best suit forum for adjudication of the matter after appropriate inquiry and the applicant's new connection based on appropriate evidence. Or may apply for a reconsideration on the respondent. After settling the disputed amount, if there is any nature of the dispute between the parties, especially the installation of check meters without affiliation with the applicant, the difference of specific units and the allegations that the seals of security posts and meters were tampered with. And if the applicant has registered a case against himself, these were factual disputes. What could not be resolved in a constitutional jurisdiction where conflicts of facts were involved, the constitutional plea was not the right way. One of the conditions of providing relief to the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court was that the applicant had before him alternative remedies. Should not be cured. As the situation continues to create turmoil
Find a Lawyer Near You
Dealing with a matter like this? Connect with a verified advocate in your city — free on SJP Lawyers Directory.
🔍 Find a Lawyer
online advocate from Qambar Shahdatkot lawyer