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Buyer Wins Rs 7,000 Refund After Shoe Defect Dispute
A buyer successfully claimed a Rs 7,000 refund after a dispute over defective shoes. The case highlights consumer rights regarding product defects and refunds. Despite initial denial due to the buyer wearing the shoes, the ruling favored the consumer, emphasizing the importance of fair treatment in retail transactions.
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"A win for consumer rights, proving that persistence pays off!"
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