Binoy Gupta

Dr. Binoy Gupta is a distinguished retired Chief Commissioner of Income Tax in India, holding advanced degrees in law including LLB, ML, and PhD. Known for his dedication to consumer rights, he practices law in the Consumer Forum in Mumbai, where he actively works to protect and inform consumers through the Consumer Forum Help organization. In addition to his legal practice, Dr. Gupta is an accomplished author, having written several notable books. His bibliography includes titles such as: "Hanged: What If He Was Innocent?" "Law of Transgender Rights in India" "Drug Lords of the World" Dr. Gupta's career is marked by his commitment to legal education, consumer advocacy, and public service. He shares his extensive experience and knowledge through his writings, reflecting his deep engagement with social and legal issues.

NCDRC Rules Against Insurers Using Fine Print to Avoid Responsibility

Order Name: ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Rupali Inamdar Case No.: F.A. No. 1857/2019 The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, led by Mr. Subhash Chandra, recently made a significant ruling about insurance policies and their terms. Insurers cannot rely on fine print to avoid paying claims unless they have clearly communicated those terms…

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NCDRC: RBI Guidelines Exclude Sole Proprietorships from “Individual Borrowers” Category

Order Name: HDB Financial Services Ltd Vs. M/S. Somanis & Anr. Case No.: R.P. No. 1065/2021 The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, led by AVM J. Rajendra, clarified that a business loan taken by a sole proprietor does not classify the borrower as an "individual borrower" under RBI guidelines. Case Background The complainants took a…

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NCDRC Identifies Unjust Trade Practices in Excessive Forfeiture and Service Tax Deductions

Order Name: Macrotech Developers Ltd. Vs. A. Syamala Reddy Case No.: F.A. No. 422/2023 The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, led by Mr. Subhash Chandra and Dr. Sadhna Shanker, has issued a significant ruling regarding the forfeiture of deposits by builders. The Commission emphasized that any forfeiture must be reasonable and should not exceed 10%…

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NCDRC: Interest on Deposits Must Serve as Restitution and Compensation

Order Name: M/S. Omaxe Chandigarh Extension Developers Private Limited & Anr. Vs. Lakhbir Singh Case No.: F.A. No. 233/2021 The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, led by Mr. Subhash Chandra and Dr. Sadhna Shanker, concluded that interest on deposited amounts should act as both restitution and compensation, starting from the deposit date. Case Background The…

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NCDRC Stresses Importance of Expert Testimony in Medical Negligence Claims

Order Date: Not Mentioned Order Name: Chief Medical Officer Nehru Satabdi Central Hospital vs. Puja Sahu Case No.: R.P. No. 1353/2022 The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, with AVM J. Rajendra presiding, recently addressed the importance of expert evidence in medical negligence cases. Case Overview A woman, bitten by a snake on her thumb, was…

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