Consumer Court Published & Fact-Checked 1 Sept 2026

What is the legal difference between an Ex-Parte Consumer Order and a Contested Order?

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An Ex-Parte Order is passed when the opposite party fails to appear after valid service of summons. A Contested Order is delivered after both consumer and company file evidence affidavits, written arguments, and cross-examinations.

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