Supreme Court of India
M.D., M/s. Ramakrishna Poultry P. Ltd. v. R. Chellappan & Ors.
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Telegraph Act, 1885: ss. 16, 17 and 10 (d) - Erection of transmission towers c and laying the High voltage transmission lines - High Voltage wires passing over poultry sheds - Likely to affect performance and health of layer birds - Held: Purchase of /,:ind and starting poultry business were effected when survey fOr route of transmission line was being undertaken - In view of stand of Power Grid Corporation that deviation in transmissipn linfJ§ could not be practically achieved, Corporation would r[Jise the height of the lowest point of sag of transmission lines between two towers on either
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