Supreme Court of India
New Assurance Co. Ltd. v. Shri B.N. Sainani
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 : Section 2 clauses (d) and (g)-lnsurance Policies covering the risk of consignment on shipme/11-Vessel bringing the goods diverted due to strike-consignment not reshipped within sixty days from the date of dis charge as inf om1ed by the insurer-No extension of policy to cover the risk-Short landing of consignment on transshipment-Claim against the insurer-Allowed by State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-<:011- fimzed by National Commission-On .appeal, held, goods were neither transshipped within 60 days of their discharge nor the policy was extended
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