Supreme Court of India
H.N. Shankara Shastry v. The Asstt. Director of Agriculture, Karnataka
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986; Section 14(1) : Consumer filed a complaint against seller for selling sub-standard quality of seeds which has resulted in loss/damage to him-District Forum directed the seller to refund price of the seeds and also damages-State Commission modified the order directing the seller to refund the actual price of the seeds with interest thereon-Revision Petition dismissed by National Commission-On appeal, Held: since object of enactment of the Act was to better protect the interest of the consumer, provision of the Act ought to be interpreted accordingly in a rational
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