Supreme Court of India
Sub Divisional Officer (p), Uhbvnl v. Dharam Pal
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Electricity Supply Act, 1910: s. 26(6)-Reference to Electrical Inspector-Tampering with electricity meter-Demand raised purporting to be charges for actual consumption of energy-Held, tampering with meter is not covered by s.26(6)-Therefore, reference in terms of s.26(6) was not called for-Consumer Protection Act, 1986. The inspecting staff of the appellant found that there was tampering with the electricity meter installed at the factory premises of the respondent, and, therefore, raised a demand ofRs.1,07,326/- purporting to be charges payable for actual consumption of energy. The
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- 2014 Western Electricity Supply Co. of Orissa Ltd v. M/s Baba Baijanath Roller and Flour Mill P. Ltd.
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