Supreme Court of India
Indian Oil Corporation v. Consumer Protection Council, Kerala and Anr.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986-Section 2(1) (g)-Deficiency of ser vice-Unauthorised gas connection-Cylinder and regulator possessed without a subscription voucher-Illegal act-No privity of contract between Oil Cor poration and such a consumer-Refusal of regularisation of gas connec tion-ffhether deficiency in service-Held, No. Liquified Petroleum Gas (Regulation of Supply & Distribution) Order, 1988-Section 3(2}-Gas Cylinder and regulator possessed without a sub scription voucher-Illegal act-Unauthorised gas connection. Complainant had taken L.P. . connection through an authorised Agent of
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