Supreme Court of India
Transmission Corporation of A.P. v. Ch. Prabhakar and Ors.
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Indian Electricity Act, 1910 : Ss. 39, 49- , 49cD and 49 as amended by Indian Electricity (Andhra Pradesh Amendment) Act, 2000-Amendment Act, inter alia, providing for more severe punishment, trial of offences by Special Tribunal/Special Court and transfer of pending cases to Special Tribunal/Special Court Constitutional validity of-High Court opined that though in view of language used in sub-section (5) of s.49- all pending cases may be transferred, but no right of appeal or revision can be taken away, nor an accused can be deprived of a better procedure in view of the provisions of
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