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80 WPM Court Steno Paper
- Paragraph 5 Minutes
- Words 400
- Transcribed Time in Shorthand Exam- 20 Minutes
- Paragraph Reading Time- 1 Minutes
Match Steno Test Paragraph
In our view, there is no substantial difference between the terms compensation and damages. When such a complaint relating to any service is filed, the law lays down that a copy of the complaint has to be sent to the opposite party within a period of thirty days and if the opposite party on receipt of copy of the complaint denies or disputes the allegation or fails to represent his case within the time (1) given by the District Forum, the dispute has to be settled by the District Forum on the basis of the evidence placed before it by the complainant and the opposite party or on the basis of the evidence produced by the complainant where the opposite party has not adduced any evidence or failed to take any action to represent his case. The Presiding Officer of the consumer redressal agencies at the District level, State level and National level is a legally trained person. The other (2) members may or may not be having experience in law.
The Act contemplates speedy and effective remedy, but takes care to mandate compliance with the principles of natural justice and rendering of decisions after considering the evidence on record. The Act fully ensures procedural due process, the opposite party is heard, evidence is considered and finding is recorded only after enquiry. In every complaint relating to medical negligence as a general rule it cannot be said that comprehensive evidence irrespective (3) of the nature of questions thrown open must be brought on record for recording a finding as to the alleged negligence. If the questions raised are simple and do not warrant evidence the same must be decided by the consumer redressal agency. But if complex questions are raised necessitating elaborate evidence of a highly technical nature and examination of witnesses especially expert witnesses is going to be a time consuming process, the redressal agency will have little choice but to (4) ask the parties to approach the regular civil court for adjudication. Anything more than this we are not inclined to express, it is neither possible nor appropriate to lay down any specific guidelines to categorise complaints for expeditious enquiry under// the Act and adjudication by ordinary civil courts. Whether damages are awarded by a civil court for medical negligence or damages in the form of compensation are awarded by a consumer redressal agency, there must be a finding as to (5)
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