When the present petition was admitted by order dated 12.10.2004 of this Court, following order was passed.
"RULE.
By way of ad-interim relief it is directed that the respondent Board shall not disconnect the power connection of the petitioner on the following conditions:
[a] the petitioner shall pay the outstanding dues of the respondent Board in respect of the supplementary bill and the delay payment charges, if any, in six equal monthly installments, starting from 1st of November, 2004. [b] If any default is committed on the part of the petitioner in making the payment as mentioned above, it will be open for the respondent Board to disconnect the power connection of the petitioner without any further orders of this Court. [c] pending this petition the petitioner shall not transfer the unit and/or the property without the permission of this Court. [d] The petitioner shall pay the monthly consumption bill regularly. [e] The petitioner shall file an undertaking in these proceedings to the above extent within a period of 15 days from today."
As stated by learned advocates appearing for both the sides, the above interim order was complied with and pursuant to the said order the petitioner paid the outstanding dues towards supplementary bill, late payment charges etc. The power connection was thereupon restored to the petitioner. It is not disputed that the petitioner has been enjoying the power supply even today.
In view of the aforesaid developments having taken place pursuant to the compliance of the interim order, no effective grievance can be said to be surviving for the petitioner as on date. The learned advocate for the petitioner, therefore does not press the petition. The petition is accordingly disposed of as not pressed. Liberty to approach the Court is reserved for the petitioner in case of difficulty.
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V. ANJARIA, J.] Amit Top