Supreme Court of India
Surendra Mohan Arora v. Hdfc Bank Ltd. and Others
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Consumer Protection Regulations, 2005 - Regulation 15 - Power of the National Commission to review order when error apparent on the face of the record - Constitutionality of Regulation 15 - Held: The Regulations were framed in accordance with the power conferred on the Commission u/ s. 30A of the Act - Regulation 15(2) states that power to deal with review applications fies with the Commission - The procedure is to be adopted by the National Commission, whether the review petition would be decided after hearing the parties orally or can be disposed of by way of circulation - Regulations
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