Consumer Protection Act

Consumer Protection Act


Supreme Court ruling that an arbitration clause cannot oust consumer forum jurisdiction after a consumer complaint is admitted.
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Arbitration Clause Can't Oust Consumer Forum Jurisdiction After Complaint Is Admitted: Supreme Court

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Edits by Salil Tiwari | | 18 July 2026 12:00 PM IST

Gujarat Commission Junks Doctors Insurance Appeal Over Unproven Telephone Recording
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Can't Rewrite Insurance Contract On Unproven Call Recording, Says Gujarat Consumer Commission

- By Himanshi Hans | | 17 July 2026 6:50 PM IST

Non-E20 Compatible Grand Vitara Sold To Customer: Raipur Consumer Forum Directs Replacement
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E20 Fuel Compatibility: Raipur Consumer Commission Orders Maruti Suzuki To Replace Car Or Pay Over ₹21.6 Lakh

- By Lawbeat News Desk | Himanshi Hans | | 16 July 2026 2:36 PM IST

Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 case in which Coimbatore consumer forum awarded compensation over recurring defects.
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Buyer Spent 294 Days At Workshops: Coimbatore Consumer Forum Orders Royal Enfield to Pay ₹5 Lakh Compensation

- By Salil Tiwari | | 27 May 2026 11:23 AM IST

Supreme Court reduces compensation in groundnut seed deficiency case involving farmers and seed producers
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Seed Producers Not Completely Liable For Deficiency In Service In Low-Yield Cases: Supreme Court

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Edits by Salil Tiwari | | 30 April 2026 12:17 PM IST

Supreme Court protects home buyers by deciding multiple property owners remain legal consumers
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Mere Purchase of Multiple Properties Doesn’t Exclude Buyer from ‘Consumer’ Definition: Supreme Court

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Edits by Salil Tiwari | | 11 Feb 2026 8:22 PM IST

Supreme Court of India issues notice on PIL challenging applicability of Consumer Protection Act to medical professionals.
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Can Doctors Be Excluded from Consumer Protection Act? Supreme Court Issued Notice on PIL

- By Sukriti Mishra | | 11 Feb 2026 4:20 PM IST

Supreme Court of India issues notice on PIL challenging applicability of Consumer Protection Act to medical professionals.
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Supreme Court To Decide: Can Negligence Case Against Deceased Doctor Continue?

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Edits by Sanya Talwar | | 10 Feb 2026 8:00 AM IST

Supreme Court of India ruling on limitation in usufructuary mortgage under Transfer of Property Act
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Fire Insurance Claims: Supreme Court Says Cause of Fire Is Irrelevant Unless Insured Acted Deliberately

- By Lawbeat News Desk -SC | Edits by Salil Tiwari | | 17 Jan 2026 4:01 PM IST