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s 36
(1) Any officer appointed by the Board may at all reasonable times enter any premises to which electricity is or has been supplied by the Board, in order to inspect the electric lines, meters; accumulators, fittings, works and equipment for the supply of electricity belonging to the Board, and the wires, fittings and equipment belonging to the consumer, and for the purpose of ascertaining the quantity of electricity consumed or supplied, or where a supply of electricity is no longer required, or where the Board is authorized to take away and cut off the supply of electricity from any premises, for the purpose of removing any electric lines, accumulators, fittings, works, or equipment belonging to the , repairing all damage caused by such entry, inspection or removal: Provided that no officer appointed by the Board shall such premises without the permission of the occupier first had and obtained. Such permission shal not be refused.
with the inks fit, ig as the or with neglects ectricity, e hire or incurred i of such if service a due in ard may 1 penalty any rent re Board ompetent nder this s for the lay at all :o inspect gs, works velonging quipment irpose of umed or no longer ake away premises, , accumung to the ch entry, oard shall in of the sion shall [Pt. V, S. 36-38]
(2) In any case where such permission is retused, the occupier r, lssee or oal er or ane natemises to hhich electrical energy is or has been supplied by the Board may be liable under this Act in respect of such refusal, cut or disconnect any electric supply line or other work through which electrical energy may be supplied, and may until such permission is given and any expense incurred by the Board in cutting or disconnecting and reconnecting any electric supply line or other work as atoresaid, are fully paid, but no longer, discontinue or refuse to supply electrical energy to such occupier, Electric Lines
Malay text (authoritative)
(1) Mana-mana pegawai yang dilantik oleh Lembaga boleh pada setiap masa yang munasabah memasuki mana-mana premis yang elektrik ada atau telah dibekalkan oleh Lembaga untuk memeriksa talian akumulator, kerja dan kleienikapan bagi bekalan elokırık kepunyaan Lembaga, dan wayar, pasangan dan kelengkapan pengguna, dan bagi maksud menentukan kuantiti elektrik yang digunakan atau dıbekalkan, atau jika bekalan elektrik tidak lagi diperlukan, atau jika Lembaga diberi kuasa mengambil dan memotong bekalan elektrik dari manamana premis, bagi maksud mengalihkan apa-apa talian elektrik, akumulator, pasangan, kerja atau kelengkapan kepunyaan Lembaga, membaiki semua kerosakan yang disebabkan oleh kemasukan, pemeriksaan atau pengalihan itu: daripada penduduk. Kebenaran itu tidak boleh enggan
ieter itu, ę beban i premis penyaman, atau ierkaitan eh mensedemili bawah ik memlap masa embaga wang itu sa komii adalah ian balik eh Lemjah metau telah a talian rja dan embaga, in a, dan ; digunaik tidak i kuasa ri manapa talian ngkapan an yang iu pengpegawai i premis dahulu l enggan aran itu semunya [Bah. V, S. 36-38] mana-mana premis yang tenaga elektrik ada atau telah dibekalkan oleh Lembaga boleh dikenakan di bawah Akta ini berkenaan dengan keengganan memberi kebenaran itu, memotong atau memutuskan apa-apa talian bekalan elektrik atau kerja-kerja lain yang melaluinya tenaga elektrik boleh dibekalkan, dan boleh sehingga kebenaran itu diberi dan apa-apa perbelanjaan yang ditanggung beban oleh Lembaga kerana memotong atau memutuskan dan menyambung semula apaapa talian bekalan elektrik atau kerja-kerja lain yang tersebut dahulu dibayar sepenuhnya, tetapi tidak lebih lama, memberhentikan atau enggan membekalkan tenaga elektrik kepada penduduk, pemegang pajak atau pemunya itu. Talian Elektrik
Source: Laws of Malaysia, Attorney General's Chambers of Malaysia (lom.agc.gov.my). Not a copy of the Gazette printed by the Government Printer (Interpretation Acts 1948 and 1967, s 61).
