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SC: Party Having No Privity of Contract with Service Provider Can’t be Called ‘Consumer’ under CP Act - (24 Mar 2025)

CONSUMER

Supreme Court has held that a party cannot be called a consumer under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 if there is no privity of contract with service provider and to qualify as a "consumer" there must a direct contractual relationship between the parties.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   PRIVITY OF CONTRACT   SERVICE PROVIDER  

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