Court directed CESC to install a meter at petitioner's premises despite locked room, allowing police presence for breaking open, subject to outcome of pending S.A. No. 284 of 2003, and disposal within two weeks.
CESC directed to install meter by breaking open locked room with police presence within two weeks at petitioner's cost.
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22.06.2023. Court No.13 Item No. 3 ap
W.P.A. No. 10362 of 2023
Sankar Chandra Das Versus
Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation & Ors.
Ms. Sananda Ganguli, Mr. Shubradip Roy.
…For the petitioner.
Mr. Debanjan Mukherjee, Mr. Jayanta Kumar Dhar.
…For the CESC Ltd.
Mr. Shamik Bagchi, Ms. Ankita Dey.
…For the respondent nos.6 & 9.
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this Court.
( Rajasekhar Mantha, J. )
1 issue framed by the court
Whether to grant relief for installation of electricity meter at the petitioner's premises given locked access and CESC's consent.
Sankar Chandra Das
Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation
Ors.
Rajasekhar Mantha
As recorded by the court registry
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