Supreme Court of India
M.R.F. Ltd. v. Jagdish Lal and Anr.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 : Section 13(l)(c) Consumer Protection-District Forum.:.._Defect in goods-Determination of-Analysis or test of the goods- Reference to laboratory-Procedure prescribed for-Need to follow-In this case, the complainant had given the tyre and the tube which had burst, to the dealer, who in turn had sent it to the appellant-The procedure prescribed under Section l 3(l)(c) of the Act was, therefore, not capable of being followed because the comlainant was not in possession of the tyre and the tube- No evidence to suggest that the appellant had returned the tyre and the
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