Supreme Court of India
Hemiben Ladhabhai Bhanderi v. Saurashta Gramin Bank & Anr
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Deficiency of servic e – Spouse of the appellant was account holder with the first responde nt bank – scheme was launched by an insurance company fo r the account holders of the respondent-bank – Under the t erms of the agreement between the insurer and the bank, the acc ount holder was required to submit a Form to the concerned officer of t he bank in order to avail insurance cover – Bank was to deduct Rs. 100 as premium from the account holder and forward it to the insurer – Insurance cover of Rs. 5 lakhs was offered – Appellant’ s case was that on 21 July
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