Supreme Court of India
The Managing Director, Kerala Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. v. Deepti Singh & Ors.
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We are of the view that the finding of a deficiency of service which was arrived at by the NCDRC was correct and was sustainable with reference to the material on the record.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Consumer Pr otection – Deficiency of ser vice – First complainant had booked accommodation at a hotel for a family holiday – First complainant’ s spouse sank into the swimming pool of the hotel and later died – FIR was r egistered – Also, a complaint was filed befor e the National Consumer Disputes Redr essal Commission (‘NCDRC’) – NCDRC held that ther e was a deficiency of service on the part of the management of the hotel, primarily for the r eason that the lifeguar d on duty was also assigned the task of a Bartender and assessed the compensation in the amount of Rs.62,50,000/- – On appeal,
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