DALBIR KAUR DHILLON vs PUNJAB URBAN PLNG.& DEV.AUTHORITY — C.A. No. 42/2000

Case Summary: Dalbir Kaur Dhillon v. Punjab Urban Planning & Development Authority (C.A. No. 42/2000) Outcome: The Supreme Court allowed both appeals and set aside the National Commission's order. The Court remitted the matter back to the National Commission for fresh consideration of all questions and grounds raised, directing it to dispose of the case within six months with proper reasoned analysis of the evidence. No costs were awarded. Background: Dr. Dhillon was allotted a plot in Patiala in 1980 but disputed the date of possession delivery. The State Consumer Commission awarded her Rs. 9 lacs compensation. The National Commission reduced this to Rs. 4 lacs without adequate reasoning. Both parties appealed, dissatisfied with the reduction and insufficient consideration of arguments. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.