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Supreme Court Sets Aside Consumer Commission Orders after 28 Years of Litigation. A protracted dispute over a plot allotment highlights procedural irregularities and judicial overreach in granting relief.

The Supreme Court quashed the orders of the State and National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions granting possession of a plot after 28 years. T...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside NCDRC Decision; Affirms No Medical Negligence by Doctor in Ptosis Surgery. Confirming that complications alone do not establish negligence, the Court restores the State Commission's dismissal of the complaint for lack of evidence of negligence.

The Supreme Court set aside the NCDRC’s decision awarding compensation to a minor patient for alleged medical negligence in a ptosis surgery perform...

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Dismissal of Delay Condonation: Bombay High Court Upholds National Commission’s Order. The Bombay High Court ruled against the petitioner, finding no sufficient cause for delay in filing a revision petition after a consumer dispute.

The Bombay High Court dismissed a writ petition challenging the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission's refusal to condone a delay of 125 da...

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Supreme Court Upholds NCDRC Judgment on Delay in Possession: Balancing Interests of Allottee and Developer "Supreme Court affirms NCDRC's order for refund with interest, recognizing delays from both parties; upholds jurisdiction and considers absence of completion certificate."

The Supreme Court addressed appeals arising from a National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) judgment concerning a housing dispute. The ...

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Supreme Court Upholds NCDRC Order for Refund in Real Estate Dispute: Emphasizes Consumer Rights. Real Estate Developer Ordered to Refund Over ₹7 Crore with Interest; NCDRC's Decision on Consumer Status and Deficiency in Service Affirmed.

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by a real estate developer challenging the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) order, which ...

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Consumer Disputes Commission Order Challenged: Court Increases Interest on Refund for Delayed Flat Possession. Appeal Results in Enhanced Interest Rate from 9% to 12% for Complainants Against Parsvnath Developers Limited

This appeal challenges the order dated 29th September 2022, passed by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, New Delhi, which directed t...

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Supreme Court Directs Compensation for Delayed Possession in Fiesta Homes Project. The Supreme Court mandates compensation for homebuyers, correcting NCDRC's oversight of the construction agreement's possession date.

The appellants, along with proforma respondents, filed a complaint against the first respondent-builder for delay in handing over possession of flats ...

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Supreme Court Rulings Clarify

The appeals concerning the definition of "commercial purpose" under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 (now 2019). The key issue is whether a company's...

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Legal Battle Over Insurance Claim: NCDRC Decision Challenged Navigating the complexities of insurance law and contract disputes in the wake of a construction project gone awry.

Consumer Protection Act, 1986; Insurance Law; Contract Law; Construction Contract Dispute The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC)...

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Legal Profession and Consumer Protection Laws: Navigating the Boundaries Exploring the Applicability of Consumer Protection Laws to Advocates and Legal Services

The case concerns the applicability of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 (CP Act), as re-enacted in 2019, to complaints alleging "deficiency in servic...