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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Consumer Protection Act"
Insurer Should Indemnify If Insured Suffers Sudden Sickness Or Ailment Which Is Not Expressly Excluded Under The Policy: Supreme Court
Consumer Case Not Maintainable Over Medical Services Given Free Of Charge Just Because Doctor Draws Salary From Hospital : Supreme Court
BREAKING : Conflicting Judgments On Prospective Application Of Ruling On Delay Condonation For Version In Consumer Cases - Supreme Court Refers To Larger Bench
NCDRC Can Direct Deposit Of Entire Or More Than 50% Of Amount Determined By SCDRC For Stay : Supreme Court
Whether Persons Booking Office Space Are Precluded From Availing Of The Benefit Under The Consumer Protection Act, 1986? Supreme Court To Decide
Consumer Protection Act 2019 : Can NCDRC Direct Deposit Of 50% Of Amount Determined By State Commission For Appeal Under Section 51? Supreme Court To Examine
Why Has NCDRC Muted Technology?
Vehicle Manufacturer Cannot Be Held Liable For Deficiency In Service By Dealer/Authorized Service Centre In Repair : Supreme Court
Consumer Protection Act 2019 : Legislative Impact Assessment Study Recommends Revision Of Pecuniary Jurisdiction To Reduce Burden On District Forums
Advocate Losing A Case After Arguing Is Not 'Deficiency Of Service' For Filing Consumer Complaint: Supreme Court
Extending The Power Of Review To Ex-Parte Orders Under CPA, 2019: An Analysis
Abolish Consumer Protection Act If Commission Vacancies Can't Be Filled : Supreme Court Expresses Anguish
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