Supreme Court of India
Nandlal Lohariya v. Jagdish Chand Purohit and Ors.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Deficiency in service – Compensation – Claim of – Complainant filed complaints through three advocates against BSNL – Dismissed by the District Forum on merits – Pursuant thereto, complainant filed complaint against three advocates who appeared for him alleging deficiency in service on their part before the District Forum – Dismissed by the Fora below – On appeal, held: Once the complaints came to be dismissed on merits and there was no negligence on the part of the advocates at all, it cannot be said that there was any deficiency in service on the part of the…
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