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1. Consumer Forums have to give reasons for their conclusions so as to avoid arbitrariness and also to enable the higher forum to test the correctness of those reasons. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Charan Singh
---- Appellant 2. Medical Services are covered under the Consumer Protection Act. [With C.A. No. 689/93, W.P. (C) No. 16/94, C.A. No. 4664-4665/94, C.A. No. 254/94 and C.A. Nos. 10039, 10081, 10052-80/95 {Arising out of SLP (C) Nos. 18497/93, 21755/94 and 18445-73/94, SLP (C) Nos. 6885/92, 6950/92, 351/93, 21348/93 and 21349 of 1993] Indian Medical Association .... Appellant
3. Housing Construction activities also come under the purview of the CP Act. [With SLP (Civil) No. 659 of 1991 and 16842 of 1992 C.A. Nos. 3963 of 1989, 5534 of 1990, 6236 of 1990, 5257 of 1990 and 2954-59 of 1992] Lucknow Development Authority .... Appellant
4. One District Forum for every 2/3 districts can be stablished if the monthly workload is less than 150 cases. Otherwise independent District Forums should be established for each district. Common Cause, A Registered Society & Anr.
.... Petitioner 5. Employees Provident Fund Scheme comes under the purview of the CP Act and its member is a Consumer. Regional Provident Fund Commissioner
.... Appellant 6. Parties are bound by a specific term in contract limiting liability. Bharati Knitting Company
.... Appellant 7. When passengers are carried without charging any fare, in a goods carrier, there is no violation of contract & the Insurance Co. is liable to fulfill its obligations under the polcy. A. Nazar
.... Appellant 8. Services rendered to a Govt. servant by his employer does not come under the purview of the Act. State of Orissa
.... Appellant 9. Even where there is a contract between the parties to settle any dispute through arbitration, the Consumer Courts are competent to intervene. Fair Air Engineers Pvt. Ltd. and another
.... Appellant 10. Just as the insured has a duty to disclose, similarly, it is the duty of the insurers and their agents to disclose all material facts within their knowledge. Otherwise, the insured is not bound by such clauses which are not brought to his knowledge. United India Insurance Co. Ltd.
.... Appellant 11. When an employer collects premium on behalf of LIC, under the Salary Savings Scheme, he becomes an authorised agent to do so and for his ommissions, as principal, LIC will be liable. Even in case of non-receipt of the premium from the employer after due deduction from the employee, LIC shall be bound to honour the claim of the insured employee. Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking
.... Appellant 12. Non printing of sale price on packages of films imported and sold in India by its distributors is an unfair trade practice. Indian Photographic Co. Ltd.
.... Appellant 13. Offering prizes for promoting sale of a product without increasing its price does not amount to unfair trade practice. H.M.M. Limited
.... Appellant 14. Hefty compensation awarded for medical negligence. V. KRISHNAKUMAR ... APPELLANT Vs. STATE OF TAMIL NADU & ORS. ... RESPONDENTS with CIVIL APPEAL No. 5402 OF 2010 15. In a contract of insurance, the contract is to be construed in favour of the insured, in case of ambiguity or doubt. United India Insurance Co. Ltd. - PETITIONER Vs. M/s. Pushpalaya Printers - RESPONDENT Top |
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