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Consumer Protection - Fault in giving service of hair cut - saloon of the Hotel ITC Maurya - The respondent (complainent) if she has material to substantiate her claim may be given an opportunity to produce the same. Once deficiency in service is proved then the respondent is entitled to be suitably compensated under different heads admissible under law. Question is on what basis and how much. Let this quantification be left to the wisdom of the NCDRC based upon material if any that may be placed before it by the respondent - SC
Consumer Protection - Fault in giving service of hair cut - saloon of the Hotel ITC Maurya - The respondent (complainent) if she has material to substantiate her claim may be given an opportunity to produce the same. Once deficiency in service is proved then the respondent is entitled to be suitably compensated under different heads admissible under law. Question is on what basis and how much. Let this quantification be left to the wisdom of the NCDRC based upon material if any that may be placed before it by the respondent - SC
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