My family is strictly vegetarian and we ordered food from a restaurant listed as “Pure Veg” on Foodpanda. However, the food we received contained non-vegetarian ingredients. The restaurant claims they recently changed their menu, but Foodpanda hasn’t updated their listing. Foodpanda states they’re not liable as the food was prepared by the restaurant. Can I file a case against both Foodpanda and the restaurant for misleading advertising and serving non-vegetarian food in a vegetarian dish? What compensation should I seek?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › My family is strictly vegetarian and we ordered food from a restaurant listed as “Pure Veg” on Foodpanda. However, the food we received contained non-vegetarian ingredients. The restaurant claims they recently changed their menu, but Foodpanda hasn’t updated their listing. Foodpanda states they’re not liable as the food was prepared by the restaurant. Can I file a case against both Foodpanda and the restaurant for misleading advertising and serving non-vegetarian food in a vegetarian dish? What compensation should I seek?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My family is strictly vegetarian and we ordered food from a restaurant listed as “Pure Veg” on Foodpanda. However, the food we received contained non-vegetarian ingredients. The restaurant claims they recently changed their menu, but Foodpanda hasn’t updated their listing. Foodpanda states they’re not liable as the food was prepared by the restaurant. Can I file a case against both Foodpanda and the restaurant for misleading advertising and serving non-vegetarian food in a vegetarian dish? What compensation should I seek?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Yes, you can file a case against both Foodpanda and the restaurant for misleading advertising and serving non-vegetarian food in a vegetarian dish. You can seek compensation for damages incurred due to consuming non-vegetarian food, including medical expenses, emotional distress, and the cost of the meal.

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