Supreme Court of India
Haryana Urban Development Authority and Anr. v. Satish Hans
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c Consumer Protection Act, 1986 - s. 12 - Complaint under - District Forum directed appellant-authority to re-calculate amount payable by allottee, with simple interest as mentioned in the allotment letter and not with compound rate of interest as demanded by appellant-authority - Order confirmed by State Commission - Revision petition dismissed by National Commission - Placing reliance on Surinder Mohan case, appellant-authority raised plea before Supreme Court that as the allottee had earlier moved the appellant authority/availed available remedy, he could not thereafter move any forum
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