Supreme Court of India
Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation Ltd. v. Sh. N.M. Banka and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950 : Article 226-Writ petition-Filed without availing statutory remedy-Maintainability-Partnership finn being defaulter in payment of electJicity charges-Supply of electricity disconnected-One of the partner individually applying for separate meter for the same premises-Corporation on coming to know the mischief infonned the individual member that supply of electJicity to him has been kept in abeyance--Partnership [inn and the member filing writ petition for direction to Corporation not to disconnect supply of electricity as also to refer disputed Bills to…
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