Supreme Court of India
The Joint Labour Commissioner and Registering Officer & Anr. v. Kesar Lal
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 – s.2(d) and 2(1)(o)– ‘Consumer’– If includes beneficiary of a statutory welfare scheme – Parliament enacted 1996 Act to regulate employment, service conditions of building & other construction workers and also to provide for their safety, health & welfare measures – Pursuant thereto, State of Rajasthan framed 2009 Rules – Rajasthan Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board was constituted – One of the schemes formulated by Board for beneficiaries registered under the Act rendered financial assistance on the occasion of marriage of a beneficiary’s…
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