CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT: THE GAME OF ARBITRATION CLAUSE
CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT: THE GAME OF ARBITRATION CLAUSE SHUBHAM BUDHIRAJA MOBILE-9654055315 CSSHUBHAMBUDIRAJA1994@GMAIL.COM The Consumer Protection act, 1986 (hereinafter CPA) is a social legislation and cannot be interpreted in as technical manner as to take away its basic fundamental roots. On this note, I am obliged to share this landmark verdict decided by Hon’ble Federal court in matter of Emaar MGF Land Limited Vs : Aftab Singh Review Petition (C) Nos. 2629-2630 of 2018 in Civil Appeal Nos. 23512-23513 of 2017. The Brief facts of this case are that the Complainant had entered into a buyers agreement dated 06.05.2018 with the (Builder) Opposite Party whereas the agreement contain one arbitration clause according to which all disputes must bring before arbitration. Further the cause of action arise on 27 th July 2015 , when the complainant filed the complaint before National commission praying the possession of said flat for which he agreed into the buyers agree