Bata India Fined by Kerala Consumer Commission for Rs 67 Overcharge on Shoes

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A law student's Rs 67 overcharge on shoes led to a ruling against Bata India by the Kerala Consumer Commission.
Bata was found guilty of deficiency in service and unfair trade practices for charging above MRP without legal procedure.
Compensation was reduced on appeal.

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A law student's Rs 67 overcharge on shoes led to a ruling against Bata India by the Kerala Consumer Commission. Bata was found guilty of deficiency in service and unfair trade practices for charging above MRP without legal procedure. Compensation was reduced on appeal.

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مواضيعKerala Consumer Commission MRP consumer dispute unfair trade practices deficiency in service consumer law

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