Supreme Court of India
S.P. Goel v. Collector of Stamps
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Consumer Protection Act 1986-Sections 2(1) (d), 2(1) (o), 2(1) (g)-Stamp Act 1899-Sections 35, 33(1), 2(14), 2(10), 3, 40, Entry 23 of Schedule I-Registration Act 1908-Document presented for registra- lion-Sub-Registrar, holding that it was not a will but a deed of conveyance, impounding it as not being duly stamped, and sending it to the Collector of Stamps-Collector deciding after hearing that document was conveyance deed-Whether appellant consumer within the meaning of Consumer Protec tion Act 1986-Whether District Fornm or State Commission has jurisdiction to entertain claim-Held,
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