Supreme Court of India
Karnataka Housing Board v. K. A. Nagamani
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid discussion, we affirm the judgment of the Delhi High Court, which has rightly set aside the Order p assed by the National Commission on the ground that a Revision Petition was not maintainable against the Order passed by the State Commi ssion in an appeal arising out of execution proceedings.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Consumer Protection Act, 1986: s. 21(b) – Jurisdiction of the National Commission – Appeal arising out of execution proc eedings – Order passed by the State Commission –Maintainability of Revis ion Petition before the National Commission u/s. 21(b) – Held: Revision Petition before the National Commission was not mai ntainable against the order passed by the State Commission in an appeal arising out of execution proceedings – Execution pe tition cannot be termed as a continuation of the ‘consumer disput e’ – Orders passed for enforcement of the final order in the con sumer dispute, cannot be
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