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NCDRC Asks Karnataka College To Refund Money To 11 Students For Giving Different Degree
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has asked St Aloysius Institute of Computer Science, Mangalore to refund the amount within four weeks along with litigation cost to the 11 students who were awarded a degree in M.Sc. Software Technology instead of MS.
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Top Consumer Commission Asks Unitech To Refund Rs 58 Lakh To Home Buyer
The top consumer commission has asked a real estate giant to return over Rs 58 lakh with interest to a home buyer after it failed to hand over the apartment within the stipulated time.
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Insurance Claim Can't Be Denied Due To Delay In Filing It: Supreme Court
Insurance claims cannot be rejected if the reason for delay in filing it is satisfactorily explained, the Supreme Court has said while granting relief to a man who was denied the claim for his stolen vehicle.
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NCDRC: Wastage Of One Year In Student's Career Matters
Wastage of a year in a student's career has wide implication on his job prospects, the apex consumer commission has said while asking a school to pay Rs 50,000 to a student who lost a year due to its refusal to issue a transfer certificate
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Bihar-Based University Asked To Pay For Cancelling MBA Course
The apex consumer commission has held a university in Bihar guilty of making an applicant suffer by "unauthorisedly" initiating an MBA course and then cancelling it.
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Doctor To Pay Rs 4.5 Lakh For Amputating Kid's Fingers Without Consent
The top consumer commission has directed a doctor, who runs a private hospital in Rajasthan, to pay Rs 4.5 lakh to a minor boy for amputating his two fingers without seeking consent from his parents.
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Maggi Ban: Nestle Questions Jurisdiction of Consumer Commission to Try Suit
Nestle India Limited today questioned the jurisdiction of the apex consumer court to try a Rs 640 crore suit filed by the Centre against it for alleged unfair trade practices pertaining to its popular noodles brand, Maggi, saying the Bombay High Court has already dismissed a similar plea.
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NCDRC Asks Karnataka College To Refund Money To 11 Students For Giving Different Degree
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has asked St Aloysius Institute of Computer Science, Mangalore to refund the amount within four weeks along with litigation cost to the 11 students who were awarded a degree in M.Sc. Software Technology instead of MS.
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Top Consumer Commission Asks Unitech To Refund Rs 58 Lakh To Home Buyer
The top consumer commission has asked a real estate giant to return over Rs 58 lakh with interest to a home buyer after it failed to hand over the apartment within the stipulated time.
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Insurance Claim Can't Be Denied Due To Delay In Filing It: Supreme Court
Insurance claims cannot be rejected if the reason for delay in filing it is satisfactorily explained, the Supreme Court has said while granting relief to a man who was denied the claim for his stolen vehicle.
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NCDRC: Wastage Of One Year In Student's Career Matters
Wastage of a year in a student's career has wide implication on his job prospects, the apex consumer commission has said while asking a school to pay Rs 50,000 to a student who lost a year due to its refusal to issue a transfer certificate
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Bihar-Based University Asked To Pay For Cancelling MBA Course
The apex consumer commission has held a university in Bihar guilty of making an applicant suffer by "unauthorisedly" initiating an MBA course and then cancelling it.
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Doctor To Pay Rs 4.5 Lakh For Amputating Kid's Fingers Without Consent
The top consumer commission has directed a doctor, who runs a private hospital in Rajasthan, to pay Rs 4.5 lakh to a minor boy for amputating his two fingers without seeking consent from his parents.
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Maggi Ban: Nestle Questions Jurisdiction of Consumer Commission to Try Suit
Nestle India Limited today questioned the jurisdiction of the apex consumer court to try a Rs 640 crore suit filed by the Centre against it for alleged unfair trade practices pertaining to its popular noodles brand, Maggi, saying the Bombay High Court has already dismissed a similar plea.
