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Delhi Hospital To Pay Damages To Family Of Patient Who Died Of Negligence
The Delhi State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission recently held Sir Gangaram Hospital and its five doctors guilty of negligence and directed them to pay damages to the kin of the patient.
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Doctor, Hospital To Pay Rs 12 Lakh After Patient's Death During Surgery
The National Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has upheld a state commission's order directing a city-based hospital and a doctor to pay more than Rs 12 lakh in compensation to the family of a senior citizen.
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Supreme Court's Warning On Fines For States On Consumer Redressal Panels
The Supreme Court today delivered a sharp rebuke over the delay in the filing of the status reports by the states on vacancies and infrastructure issues in the consumer dispute panels.
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If Government Does Not Want Tribunals, Abolish Consumer Protection Act: Supreme Court
Expressing displeasure over delay in appointments in the Districts and State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, the Supreme Court on Friday said if the government does not want the tribunals then it should abolish the Consumer Protection Act.
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NCDRC Fines Rs 50,000 On School For Not Issuing Transfer Certificate
A National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) bench, headed by Presiding member S M Kantikar, upheld the decision of the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC) to impose Rs 50,000 cost on the school.
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SBI Asked To Pay Rs 8 Lakh To Customer For Not Revealing Policy Details
The State Bank of India has been fined Rs 8 lakh by the country's highest consumer court, National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, for not sharing policy details with a customer. The bank has been ordered to pay the full amount as compensation to the customer.
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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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Bank Not Liable If Customer Hands Over Money To Stranger
The Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, while setting aside a district forum's order, said the lower fora erred in holding SBI deficient in service.
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Railways To Pay Rs 60,000 To Retired Judge And Family For Discomfort
The State Consumer Commission of Delhi has refused to exempt the Railways fromthe fine of Rs 60,000 for causing discomfort to a former High Court judge and his family by shifting their seats, saying doing so without informing them was deficiency in service.
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Delhi Hospital To Pay Damages To Family Of Patient Who Died Of Negligence
The Delhi State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission recently held Sir Gangaram Hospital and its five doctors guilty of negligence and directed them to pay damages to the kin of the patient.
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Doctor, Hospital To Pay Rs 12 Lakh After Patient's Death During Surgery
The National Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has upheld a state commission's order directing a city-based hospital and a doctor to pay more than Rs 12 lakh in compensation to the family of a senior citizen.
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Supreme Court's Warning On Fines For States On Consumer Redressal Panels
The Supreme Court today delivered a sharp rebuke over the delay in the filing of the status reports by the states on vacancies and infrastructure issues in the consumer dispute panels.
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If Government Does Not Want Tribunals, Abolish Consumer Protection Act: Supreme Court
Expressing displeasure over delay in appointments in the Districts and State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, the Supreme Court on Friday said if the government does not want the tribunals then it should abolish the Consumer Protection Act.
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NCDRC Fines Rs 50,000 On School For Not Issuing Transfer Certificate
A National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) bench, headed by Presiding member S M Kantikar, upheld the decision of the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC) to impose Rs 50,000 cost on the school.
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SBI Asked To Pay Rs 8 Lakh To Customer For Not Revealing Policy Details
The State Bank of India has been fined Rs 8 lakh by the country's highest consumer court, National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, for not sharing policy details with a customer. The bank has been ordered to pay the full amount as compensation to the customer.
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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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Bank Not Liable If Customer Hands Over Money To Stranger
The Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, while setting aside a district forum's order, said the lower fora erred in holding SBI deficient in service.
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Railways To Pay Rs 60,000 To Retired Judge And Family For Discomfort
The State Consumer Commission of Delhi has refused to exempt the Railways fromthe fine of Rs 60,000 for causing discomfort to a former High Court judge and his family by shifting their seats, saying doing so without informing them was deficiency in service.
