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College Ordered to Refund Rs 39,500 Despite 'Non-Refundable' Claim

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A student withdrew from the Indian Institute of Hotel Management and Culinary Arts before classes began. His mother requested a refund of the admission fee, pointing to assurances she had received from the institute. After an inquiry, the consumer commission found that the institute had engaged in unfair trade practices by refusing the refund. The institute has been directed to pay Rs 39,500, which includes the fee and compensation. The payment must be made within 45 days.

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