Supreme Court of India
Commissioner, Rajasthan Housing Board and Others v. Hiralal Chanda
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: s.24- – Appellant-Hou sing Board launched a scheme for allotment of house on hire purchase mode of payment – Respondent submitted the applicat ion on 23.2.1985 and deposited a registration amount of Rs.5 000/- – On 3.9.1993, appellant issued reservation-cum-demand l etter demanding seed money to be deposited in three instalments f or the allotment of house under the scheme – Respondent alleged that the said letter was addressed at an earlier location which he had left while appellant stated that the said place was the one notifie d to it by respondent – On
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