Courts: NCDRC/SCDRC
Read latest NCDRC and SCDRC consumer case laws covering deficiency in service, unfair trade practices, insurance, banking, housing and consumer disputes.

Negligence cannot be established if the complainant has neither given the instance of negligence nor adduced any evidence of negligence: NCDRC

Medical Negligence established if conduct falls below the standards of a reasonably competent practitioner

Not following Government Guidelines issued by Health Department would constitute Medical Negligence: NCDRC

NCDRC Excludes Livelihood Purpose from ‘Commercial Purpose’ Scope

Benefit of ambiguity or doubt would go to Consumer under Consumer Protection Act: NCDRC

Auction purchaser could not be held to be a ‘consumer’ under Consumer Protection Act

Neeraj Chowdhary Vs BPTP Ltd.: Consumer Victory in Property Dispute

Consumer Not Liable for Bank’s Negligence in Unauthorized Transactions

Consumer Protection Act: Prioritizing Consumer Welfare Over Technicalities

Discontinuation of Housing Scheme Doesn’t Disentitle Consumers’ Right to Claim Initial Allotment

Revisional Jurisdiction cannot be invoked to reassess & reappreciate evidence on record: NCDRC

More beneficial clause under Insurance Policy shall be operational for Consumer: NCDRC

Battle of Vahe Imperial Gardens: Consumers Triumph over Deceptive Real Estate Developer

Compensation for wrong hair cut- Amount maintained at Rs 2 crore by NCDRC
NCDRC/SCDRC brings together consumer dispute decisions of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions published on TaxGuru. Cases may concern deficiency in service, unfair trade practices, insurance claims, banking services, housing, real estate, defective goods and other consumer disputes. Consumers, businesses, advocates and professionals can use this archive to research consumer-law precedents and understand how consumer commissions have addressed important questions involving consumer rights, service providers, compensation, liability and procedural requirements.
