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Woman applies for 130 shares, bank enters 65; commission awards Rs 37,000, not Rs 40L

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 3 hr ago
Woman applies for 130 shares, bank enters 65; commission awards Rs 37,000, not Rs 40L
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Summary

A woman applied for 130 shares in an IPO, but the bank recorded her request for only 65 shares, which she said caused a financial loss and personal distress. The Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission partially upheld her complaint, ordering the bank to pay a compensation of Rs 37,000.

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In 2022, the woman applied for 130 shares in an IPO. However, the bank recorded her application for just 65 shares, which she claimed resulted in a loss of Rs 42,142. She also accused the bank of causing her physical and mental harassment. The Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission subsequently partly allowed the woman’s appeal.

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