Supreme Court of India
E.L.C.M. Exports Limited v. South Indian Corpn. (agencies) Ltd. & Anr.
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CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986: s. 24- - Complaint - Period of /imitation - Goods exported - Shipment delayed and foreign buyer refusing to accept consignment - Complaint before National Commission - Dismissed as barred -by limitation, applying Article Ill, Clause 6 of the Schedule to Indian Carriage of Goods by Sea Act - Held: The provision of Carriage of Goods by Sea Act will be applicable in a case where a suit is filed -- The word "suit" has a technical meaning which denotes proceedings instituted uls 9 CPC - complaint before Consumer Forum is not a suit and, therefore, Carriage of Goods
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