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Through this video, you will learn what legal recourse you have if the electricity department has filed a case against you and is seeking to collect a fine. How can you avoid both punishment and fines? Learn the meaning of the sections: 135 Electricity theft 136 Theft of electricity and materials 138 Tampering with meter 138(b) Illegal reconnection after disconnection 139 Negligently damaging equipment Now, see the judgments and laws we have mentioned: Bapupuri vs. MP Vidyut Vitran Company Limited, 2009 The accused was irrigating his field with a 5 HP motor pump, drawing electricity directly from the LT line. The junior engineer did not file any authorization letter with the complaint, and nowhere did he state that he was authorized to file a complaint under Section 151 of the Act. Section 135 is a subsection of the Electricity Act. Under Section 135(4) read with Section 100(4) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, it is mandatory to have independent witnesses as witnesses. Bapupuri vs Madhya Pradesh Electricity Distribution Company Limited 2009 In which the Honorable High Court of Jabalpur set aside the conviction given by the trial court on the ground that the items and electrical cords used for theft were not seized. #electricity theft #electricity_act_2003 #vidyut_adhiniyam_2003 #dhara_135_136_138_139 #electric_punishment #electricity_connection