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Supreme Court: Consumers Need Not Prove Fault in Lift Accident Cases

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The Supreme Court of India has issued a significant ruling regarding liability in elevator accidents. The court held that consumers cannot be burdened with the task of determining the degree of fault of each party involved in a lift accident. The ruling addresses the complexity of shared responsibility among manufacturers, maintenance firms, and building owners. This landmark order is expected to strengthen consumer protection rights in cases involving elevator mishaps across the country.

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