Supreme Court of India
Economic Transport Organization v. M/s. Charan Spinning Mills (p) Ltd. and Anr
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: c ss. 2(1 )(g) and 14(1 )(d) - Deficiency in service , Complaint - Maintainability of - Contract of insurance - Consignment of goods - Damaged in transit - Compensation paid by insurer to consignor/assured - Execution of letter of subrogation-cum-special power of attorney by consignor in favour of insurer - Claim of compensation by consignor and insurer against carrier - Allowed by fora below - On appeal, held: Insurer, as subrogee, can file a complaint under the Act either in the name of assured (as his attorney holder) or in joint names of assured and insurer…
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