Landowner cannot terminate indefinite electricity supply contract without valid reason; court rejects termination request.

The Supreme Court dismissed the landowner's request to terminate an indefinite electricity supply contract and demand relocation of the line. The contract, signed in 1952 between the landowner and an electricity company, included a termination clause but remained in force until properly exercised. The court held that the landowner failed to demonstrate a valid reason for termination under the agreement's terms, thereby upholding the company's right to continue supplying power.