Supreme Court of India
Savani Roadlines v. Sundaram Textiles Ltd. and Anr.
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Consumer Protection Act, /986-S.2(b) and (d) Consumer-Subrogation-Carrier-Non-delivery of goods-Loss ofi goods settled by Insurance Company-Insurance Company obtaining letter of subrogation from consignor-Complaint by Insurance Company against carrier-Allowed-Validity of-Held, letter of subrogation was an assignment-Assignee not a beneficiary of the service and was not a Consumer-Thus, complaint by Insurance Company, not maintainable However, it is open to the Insurance Company to file claim for recovery in a Civil Court.
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