Supreme Court of India
Arulmighu Dhandayudhapaniswamy Thirukoil, Palani, Tamil Nadu, Thr. its Joint Commissioner v. The Director General of Post Offices, Department of Posts & Ors.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 - s. 2(1)(g) - Deficiency in service - Deposit of huge amount by the appellant-temple for five years under the Post Office Time Deposit Scheme - Appellant informed by Post Master that the Scheme had been discontinued for investment by institutions, thus amount deposited by temple refunded without interest - Complaint filed by the appellant claiming interest on the ground of deficiency in service on part of the Post Master - Dismissed by the State Commission as also National Commission - On appeal held: In the light of the communication dated 01. 12. 1995 and in
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