Supreme Court of India
Sumatidevi M. Dhanwatay v. Union of India and Ors.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Section 3-Complaint before State Commission-Maintainability a/- Held, maintainable in absence of any plea taken by Respondent-Railway administration as to jurisdiction of the Commission to entertain the complaint. Deficiency in service-State Commission finding deficiency of service on the part of Railway Administration and awarded compensation to passenger-National Commission without assigning any reason set aside the order-Held, the order of National Commission being non-reasoned, cannot be sustained Railways Act, 1989-sections 124A, 100 & 103-Mob violence on
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