Supreme Court of India
Punj Lloyd Limited v. Corporate Risks India Pvt. Ltd.
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r Consumer Protection Act, 1986 - ss. 21 and 12 - Complaint under - Dismissal in limine - National Commission relegating complainant to approach civil court c before issuing notice to respondent and without prima facie. going into meiits of the case - Grounds for rejection being contentious disputes and questions in the CO!J1plaint - Justification of - Held: Not justified - Decision of Commission was premature - It ought to have issued. notice to respondent o· and placed pleadings on record and then form opinion as to ~- nature and scope of enquiry - Thus, order of Commission set _JI aside.
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