supply of electricity to a consumer; and
(c) they connect a generating station to a consumer premises
(consumer sub-station ... Rules, reproduced above clearly indicate that the
definition of 'Transmission Line' is a limited definition, being residuary
elements of the network other than
that the first respondent - complainant will not fall within the definition of
"consumer" as defined under Section ... though holding the first respondent to be not covered under the definition of consumer
instead of dismissing the complaint grossly erred in allowing the complaint
service for a beneficiary can also be
included in the definition of ‘consumer’ under Section 2(1)(d)(ii) .
Though that case ... commercial
purpose’; and consequently whether the Appellant is excluded
from the definition of ‘consumer’ under Section 2(1)(d) of the
1986 Act?
Learned senior
therefore, it was kept out of the purview of the definition of 'consumer' under Section 2(1) (d) of the Consumer Protection ... bank account with the Bank, they are definitely covered under the definition of consumer vis-a-vis the Bank".
20. This Commission has taken
case of the Complainants would not come within the definition of "consumer" as defined under the provisions of the Act'. Therefore, viewed ... aforenoted reasons establishes that the Complainants fall within the definition of 'Consumer' as defined under Section
view, the respondent comes squarely within the definition of 'consumer' within the meaning of Section 2(1)(d)(ii) , inasmuch as, by becoming ... that the Complainant is a "Consumer" and falls within definition of Consumer as defined
would fall within the definition of
complainant. It is held that Smt. Meena Devi falls within the
definition of consumer as defined under Section ... Consumer
Protection Act 1986 beneficiary falls within the definition of
consumer. It is held that Smt. Meena Devi falls within the
definition of beneficiary
pleaded that complainant does not fall
within the definition of consumer. It is pleaded that
complainant had purchased the policy qua commercial
transaction ... recital in affidavit that
complainant does not fall within the definition of consumer as
provided under Consumer Protection Act 1986. There is
further recital
paid, the
complainants are consumers as per the definition of "consumer" in
Consumer Protection Act 1986. Learned advocate for the opposite
party opposed ... consideration, the
complainants are consumers within the meaning of and definition
of consumer in Consumer Protection Act 1986. Enhance we give
the answer
than Rs.20 lacs. The complainants do not fall within the definition of
consumer as defined under 2(1)(d)(ii) Act, as he purchased ... space by both the complainants and how they fall within
the definition of consumer of the opposite parties by purchasing unit
on joint names, where
