#contract rescission

The West Bengal State Consumer Commission ruled that a mere inquiry about resale potential, without clear intent to terminate, cannot be construed as contract rescission. This protects buyers from punitive deductions when seeking clarification, reinforcing that contractual remedies must be grounded in unambiguous communication, not speculative correspondence.

Gauhati High Court reinforces that appellate courts cannot disturb findings based on uncontroverted evidence unless they are perverse. The ruling awards Rs. 2,08,019.70 to a contractor for completed work and refund of earnest money, setting a precedent for contract disputes where evidence remains unchallenged.