Electricity theft
1 year ago
Hi, 1 year back in my newly constructed house electricity meter was removed and electricity department caught in electricity theft and fined 4 lakh. I have submitted all the the bill of equipment which was purchased before 6 month. But they are not ready to revise assessment. Can I go court for this.
A.Dear Sir,
You may directly go to High Court challenging such huge fine then the Court may cash such demand notice as it may be illegal.
You may directly go to High Court challenging such huge fine then the Court may cash such demand notice as it may be illegal.
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A.Dear Client
You can challenge the assessment order in the district court by filing an appeal. You should provide all the necessary evidence and documents to support your case.Please seek an expert advice over this matter.
You can challenge the assessment order in the district court by filing an appeal. You should provide all the necessary evidence and documents to support your case.Please seek an expert advice over this matter.
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