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C. Venkatachalam v. Ajitkumar C. Shah and Others

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Reported as [2011] 13 S.C.R. 814
Bench Dalveer Bhandari Dr. Mukundakam Sharma and Anil R. Dave JJ.
Decided 29 August 2011

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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Historical perspective of the consumer movement - Discussed. Appearance before consumer fora by"authorised agent" - Permissibility - Whether authorized agents, who are not advocates, can file complaints and represent persons before the Consumer fora as a lawyer and whether this would not violate the Advocates Act - Held: The appearance of authorized agents is not inconsistent with s. 33 of the Advocates Act - The legislature in its wisdom has granted permission to the authorized agents because most of the cases before the Consumer Forums are small cases of

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