The Bombay Gas Supply Act, 1939

The Bombay Gas Supply Act, 1939

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The Bombay Gas Supply Act of 1939 regulates the standards and pricing of gas distribution in Maharashtra. It applies to gas utility companies, such as the Bombay Gas Company, and their consumers. The law mandates that the government set price limits and establish standards for gas purity, pressure, and heating value. It also outlines clear rules for auditing accounts, installing meters, and resolving consumer disputes through a government inspector. This legislation matters because it protects public safety and consumer welfare, ensuring fair billing and reliable service while giving the government authority to penalize companies or consumers who violate these standards.

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