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Consumer rights panel in Kerala orders boutique to pay ₹58,350 for delayed gown delivery as photoshoot called off

Consumer rights panel in Kerala orders boutique to pay ₹58,350 for delayed gown delivery as photoshoot called off
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A consumer rights commission in Kerala, India, has ordered a boutique to pay ₹58,350 to a customer. The compensation was awarded after the boutique failed to deliver a custom gown on time, forcing the cancellation of a pre-wedding photoshoot.

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This case highlights the legal protections available to consumers against service deficiencies in the retail and fashion industry.

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The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Kollam, Kerala, has ordered a boutique to pay ₹58,350 to a customer after a customised gown intended for a pre-wedding photoshoot was not delivered on time, causing the event to be cancelled.

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