Supreme Court of India
Birla Technologies Ltd. v. Neutral Glass and Allied Industries Ltd.
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Consuf'flY Protection Act, 1986 - s.2(1)(d)(i) and s.2(1)(d)(ii) 1as amended] - Software modules .developed by appellant for respondent - Dispute between the parties - Respondent filed complaint against appellant alleging deficiency in services - Maintainability of the complaint - Held: The complaint was not maintainable, fi~tly, on the count that uls.2(1)(d)(i), goods were purchasecf\for commercial purposes and on the second count that sert>ices were hired or availed of for commercial purposes - It was nobody's case that the goods bought and used by the respondent and the services availed by…
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