Supreme Court of India
Jagmodhan Mehatabsing Gujaral and Ors. v. State of Maharashtra
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Indian Electricity Act 1910; Sections 39 and 44-large scale theft of electricity-Held, on Facts, conviction not to be interfered, fine enhanced. Appellants are accused of committing large scale theft of electricity. team of officials led by the then Dy. Executive Engineer and in-charge of flying squad of the State Electricity Board went to appellant's industrial premises for the purpose of inspection and checking. Large scale tampering with the meters so that actual consumption could not be recorded, was detected. The daily consumption of power to be recorded by the consumer in prescribed -7
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