Supreme Court of India
C.N. Anantharam v. M/s. Fiat India Ltd. and Ors. Etc. Etc.
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We hold that the complainant has not been able to prove any manufacturing defect, all the same, the dealer and the manufacturer are directed to remove C.N. ANANTHARAM v.
Judgment, page 6
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Deficiency in service - Purchaser of diesel vehicle complained to the dealer about defect in the performance of the vehicle and in its engine - c . . He alleged that the diesel vehicle made rattling noise - Dealer replaced the engine and few other parts - Purchaser insisted on replacement of the vehicle with a new vehicle - Filed complaint before Consumer Forum seeking replacement of vehicle and in the alternative refund of the purchase price along with expenses - Dissatisfied with the orders of District Forum and State Commission, the purchaser approached
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