Supreme Court of India
Rajeev Hitendra Pathan and Ors. v. Achyut Kashinath Karekar and Anr.
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Consumer Protectio,, Act, 1986: s. 22( )-Power of State Commission to restore complaint which was dismissed for default-Divergent view of coordinate benches-Matter referred to larger bench to consider the issue. The question which has arisen for consideration in the present appeal is whether the National Commission was right in holding that the State Commission has the power to restore-the complaint which was dismissed for default. In appeal to this Court, appellant contended that the view contrary to r what has been stated in *New India Assurance's case has been taken in **Jyotsana's case.
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