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Airlines Deboard Three Of Family, Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs. 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to de-board a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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Airlines Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation For Deboarding A Family
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Chandigarh has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to deboard a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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Delhi: FIR for Theft Registered after 10 Days, Insurance Claim Denied
The national consumer commission has rejected insurance claim of a man for his stolen tractor, noting that the FIR of the theft was registered ten days after the incident.
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Airlines Deboard Three Of Family, Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs. 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to de-board a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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Airlines Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation For Deboarding A Family
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Chandigarh has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to deboard a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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Delhi: FIR for Theft Registered after 10 Days, Insurance Claim Denied
The national consumer commission has rejected insurance claim of a man for his stolen tractor, noting that the FIR of the theft was registered ten days after the incident.
