Bare Act
The Punjab Electricity (Emergency Powers) Act, 1941
Infrastructure194113 sections
This law empowers the State Government to take over electric supply companies during emergencies to ensure the public receives continuous and adequate power. It applies specifically to licensed electricity service ventures and situations involving potential supply failures or disputes. When deemed necessary, the government can issue a written declaration to assume possession and control of the service for a limited time. This regulation allows the State to manage operations, enforce contracts, and handle properties immediately, guaranteeing that essential power services continue uninterrupted even during these temporary government takeovers.
- 1. Short title.
- 2. Interpretation.
- 3. Exercise of emergency powers.
- 4. Service of order.
- 5. Effect of service or posting.
- 6. Transfer of property.
- 7. Powers of [State] Government.
- 8. Conditions of services of employees.
- 9. Account books.
- 10. Compensation.
- 11. Penalties.
- 12. Bar of jurisdiction.
- 13. Power to make rules.
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