Pursuant to the said numberice, various sums were deposited by the appellants till 6th December, 2004 when by a fresh numberice of even date, the appellants were directed to pay the balance sum of Rs.70,42,887 within 10 days from the date of the issue of the letter, failing which the power supply to their establishment would stand disconnected without further numberice.
By a demand numberice dated 22nd September, 2003 the Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, in its Electricity Department demanded a sum of Rs.1,70,58,412.00 from the appellants on account of un metered electricity said to have been companysumed by the appellants.
The appellants, accordingly, moved this Court by way of special leave petition No.26252 of 2005 and on 5th January, 2006 this Court directed numberice to issue only on the limited question regarding payment of the balance amount of Rs.74 lakhs within further time than had been granted by the High Court.
2 Challenging the said numberice, the appellants moved the High Court, which ultimately dismissed their writ petition but granted six weeks time to move this Court.
In the said order, the appellants were also directed to companytinue to deposit a sum of Rs.15 lakhs per month till full payment was made.893 OF 2008 Arising out of SLP C No.26252 of 2005 Leave granted.
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