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​​ The consumer approached the redressal body alleging it was the fault of the manufacturer that the airbag did not deploy, which caused him serious injuries. The Motor Vehicle Inspector also reported that the airbag did not function at the time of the crash.

Taxpayers may confuse what the child tax credit actually is—and what it isn’t. Here’s a look at similar sounding credits that are sometimes confused with each other.

What made the hole in the packet? Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

Read about the author's decade-long battle with the income tax department due to a typo in their PAN card. Learn how they navigated the challenges and sought refunds for the tax deducted at source.

The district consumer redressal commission has directed Amazon and its third-party seller to compensate a man for selling him the wrong product. The man had purchased a mobile phone through Amazon but received a different product. The commission found that the seller had engaged in unfair trade practices and ordered a refund and compensation for the buyer.

St. Charles police say a restaurant manager is facing a misdemeanor assault charge after repeatedly hitting a customer in the lobby of the restaurant on Sunday night

The Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered Apple India Pvt Ltd to refund a consumer for a damaged laptop, pay him Rs 25,000 in damages for the short circuit caused by a faulty adapter and Rs 10,000 extra towards compensation for injuries caused to his nine-month-old daughter.

GOP lawmaker moves to defund ‘sanctuary’ cities, slams ‘hypocrisy’ as they seek federal aid for migrant crisis Adam Shaw Fri,

MP Kimani Kuria said most of the people felt the monthly levy was very high

Two frustrated Qantas passengers were forced to pay for their flights three times because of system errors, missing payments and the issuing of tickets wit