Supreme Court of India
U.P.S.E.B. v. Atma Steels and Ors.
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Indian Electricity Act, 1910 : S. 26-Eleclrical Inspector-Jurisdiction of Potential Transformer- Fault in-,--Quantum of electricity consumed not correctly recorded in meter Assessment made by Executive Engineer and bill issued to consumer accordingly-Suit by consumer before civil court-Connection restored on undertaking given to pay the amount demanded-Application u/s 26 filed before Chief Electrical Inspector-Allowed with the observation that though the PT had blown off, amount demanded was npt reasonable.
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