Tag: ConsumerLaw
Self-Employment vs. Commercial Purpose: A Crucial Distinction in Consumer Rights
Introduction The Supreme Court of India recently delivered a landmark judgment in Virender Singh v. M/S. Darshana Trading Co. Special Leave to Appeal (C) No. 5510/2020, clarifying the boundaries between “commercial purpose” and “self-employment” under
No Privity Of Contract, No Consumer Status Under Consumer Protection Act
Introduction The Supreme Court of India in the matter of M/s. Citicorp Finance (India) Limited vs. Snehasis Nanda[1] recently delivered a judgment clarifying the scope of the term “consumer” under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
Consumer Complaints Cannot Be Dismissed for Non-Prosecution by the District or State Commission: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court recently ruled that consumer complaints cannot be dismissed simply because the complainant failed to appear on the hearing date. The judgment was passed in Suresh Nathan v. The State Consumer Dispute
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