Supreme Court of India
United India Insurance Co. Ltd. v. M/s Payarelal Nirnajan Lal
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Consumer Protection - Insurance - Complaint by c respondent-insured dismissed by State Consumer Commission - Appeal by respondent before National Commission - No one appeared on behalf of appellant when the matter was called - National Commission decided the appeal ex-parte partially allowing the claim of respondent - ·' Appellant filed application for setting aside the ex-parte order ' taking the plea that its earlier counsel had returned the briefs and did not inform about the date of hearing - Application rejected by National Commission - Justification of- Held: Not justified, as notice
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