Supreme Court of India
Modi Tele Fibres Ltd. v. U.P. State Electricity Board & Ors.
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Electricity-Electric supply-To a company-Consumer Company using the supply for its factory as well as residential colonies-Under terms of supply agreement, there could not be termination of agreement before the end of two years-In view of closure of its factory, company requesting discontinuance of supply After expiry of two years, no such request made-After closure of factory, the supply used for residential colonies-Bill raised by Electricity Board-Liability of the Company-Held: Company having consumed the electric supply, was liable to pay the bill-It cannot escape liability for
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