Country Club promised plot with membership but never gave it; ordered to pay Rs 3.25L

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What happened

A consumer commission in Delhi has ordered a hospitality club to reimburse a customer a sum of Rs 1.75 lakh after the club failed to deliver promised membership perks, including a complimentary plot in Maharashtra.

Key facts

  • A consumer commission in Delhi has ordered a hospitality club to reimburse a customer a sum of Rs 1.75 lakh after the club failed to deliver promised membership perks, including a complimentary plot in Maharashtra.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Tue, 06 Oct 2026 04:04:00 UTC.

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