Supreme Court of India
Pardeep Sharma v. Chief Administrator Haryana Urban Dev. Authority & Anr
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We are of the view that the action taken against erring officials are to be taken to their logical conclusion.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Consumer Protection Act, 1986 - Allotment of plot - Non delivery of possession of plot to appellant on account of failure to deposit the balance amount - Complaint by appellant before the District Forum seeking possession of plot from respondent Development Authority - During pendency, complainant accepted the refund of the amount deposited by him towards price of the plot - However, said fact not brought to the notice of District Forum - Direction by District Forum to respondent to re-allot the same plot to complainant on the same price - Appeal by respondent - During pendency of the
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