Question

An appeal for the compensation by a consumer can be made to the Supreme Court, when the appeal has been made at District Commission or State Commission but the aggrieved party is not satisfied with the decision of National Commission.

Answer 1

This statement is false.

Explanation:

The appellate hierarchy is strictly sequential: District Commission → State Commission → National Commission → Supreme Court. An appeal to the Supreme Court can only be made against the order of the National Commission, after the matter has passed through District and State Commissions in order (not 'District or State'). The use of 'or' incorrectly implies a consumer can skip a tier of the hierarchy.