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WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY versus BASHIR AHMAD

Sections 12 and 51 of the Electricity Act 1910 and the West Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority Act (XXI of 1958), Section 12 Telegraph Act (XIII of 1885), Sections 10 and 11 of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) WAPDA In order to impose a power pole and move the mandatory injunction against WAPDA, the plaintiff moved the electrical wires on the plaintiff's civil case and dismissed the WAPDA's appeal and review of its officials under this judgment and the trial court's order. Was made under section 12, Electricity Act, 1910, if the owner or occupier of a building or a land has constructed any airline above that building or land. If the objection is raised, WAPDA can proceed only after receiving a written order from the District Magistrate, but no such permission was obtained from WAPDA by the District Magistrate. The validity imposed by WAPDA was that under Section 51, Electricity Act and Section 12, West Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority Act 1958, neither the authority (by the Provincial Government) had all those powers. Were not granted to the Telegraph Authority under Part III, the Telegraph Act, 1885, because of the provision of such powers, Wapda could legally raise poles and wires in connection with telegraphs, letters and postings. Appeal to consider points taken by WAPDA without the consent of the plaintiff and without prior permission of the District Magistrate was given top advocate from Ghizer lawyer