A consumer dispute over an additional Rs 67 charged on a pair of shoes has resulted in a significant ruling against Bata India. The Kerala State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has upheld a district commission's finding that the footwear retailer was wrong in charging more than the printed Maximum Retail Price (MRP) without following the required legal procedure, reports The Times of India. The case happened after a law student in Ernakulam was charged Rs 1,066 for shoes carrying a printed MRP of Rs 999.
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