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Reliance Retail Ordered to Refund, Pay Compensation for Selling Expired Noodles

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A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission ordered Reliance Retail to refund the price of expired Korean instant noodles and pay Rs 20,000 in compensation and costs after a customer's daughter fell ill.
The commission rejected Reliance's defense that customers should check expiry dates, stating the seller bears responsibility.

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A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission ordered Reliance Retail to refund the price of expired Korean instant noodles and pay Rs 20,000 in compensation and costs after a customer's daughter fell ill. The commission rejected Reliance's defense that customers should check expiry dates, stating the seller bears responsibility.

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