Supreme Court of India
The Power Grid Corporation of India Limited v. Century Textiles & Industries Limited & Ors.
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Electricity Act, 2003: s.164 and ss.2(5)114168169 - Exercise of powers of Telegraph Authority in certain cases - Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 - ss.10, 15, 16 - Transmission Project - Proposed power lines to be laid by Power Grid, towers to be erected therefor on the land leased out to Century Textiles for mining - Right of Power Grid to erect such towers - Writ petition by Century Textiles contending that erection of towers would render a large chunk of mining area unusable precluding it from doing any blasting for mining purposes, thus the , towers b_e realigned - Dismissed by Single Judge as
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