The Punjab Electricity (Emergency Powers) Act, 1941 Law in Pakistan.

The Punjab Electricity (Emergency Powers) Act, 1941 was a crucial piece of legislation applicable to the Punjab region, now part of Pakistan, during British colonial rule. This act was enacted during a period of wartime emergencies and aimed to provide the government with necessary powers to address issues related to the generation, distribution, and use of electricity during emergencies. It granted authorities the ability to manage and regulate electricity services efficiently, especially in times of crisis. While the specifics of this act may have evolved over time, it played a significant role in ensuring a stable supply of electricity and managing resources effectively during emergency situations in the region.

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