Supreme Court of India
Arun Bhatiya v. Hdfc Bank & Ors.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 – Deficiency of servi ce by bank – Allegation of – Appellant and his father, op ened a joint Fixed Deposit – The essence of the complaint of the appe llant was that there was a deficiency on the part of the resp ondent bank in proceeding to credit the proceeds of a joint FD exclu sively to the account of his father – The State Consumer Dispute R edressal Commission (SCDRC), declined to entertain the complain t on the ground that the dispute essentially was between the ap pellant and his father and did not fulfill the description of a consumer di spute – SCDRC was
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