Consumer Court Orders Kerala Nursery to Compensate Farmer Over Banana Sapling Debacle
A farmer in Kerala won compensation from a nursery after banana plants failed to bear promised fruits. A local consumer court ordered Rs 1 lakh payment plus additional costs after wrong sapling varieties were supplied. The decision followed inspections and expert reports supporting the farmer's complaint.
- Country:
- India
A quiet dispute in the farming community of Kerala has taken center stage as a farmer's legal victory against a nursery underscores the importance of consumer rights. The farmer's banana harvest aspirations were dashed by receiving incorrect sapling varieties.
This discrepancy led him to file a complaint with the local consumer court, Malappuram District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, which ruled in his favor.
Chungathara Krishi Nursery was ordered to compensate the farmer Rs 1 lakh for his losses and refund additional costs, highlighting the need for reliability in agricultural supply chains.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Yogi Adityanath Distributes Rs 285 Crore in Crop Compensation
Allahabad High Court Demands UP Government Guidelines on Custodial Deaths Compensation
Maharashtra Leads the AI Revolution in Agriculture
Fadnavis Advocates AI Revolution for Agriculture Amidst Global Challenges
India's Export Growth: Autos and Agriculture Break into Europe

