Supreme Court of India
Tulip Park Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. v. M/s. Saioverseas Import and Export
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986-Section 2(g), 2(o)-Deficiency in service-Housing construction-Appellant alleging short fall in saleable area by developer-Claim for refund-Original Claim rejected by National Commission-Building constructed as per sanctioned plan-Agreement by Appellant not to raise any dispute regarding saleable area-Whether any deficiency in service-Held, No. The Appellant filed a complaint before tJte National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission against the Respondent alleging deficiency in service rendered ip the housing construction.
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