ORDER

Suresh Chandra, Member - The appellant has filed this appeal challenging the order dated 1.3.2007 passed by the West Bengal State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in SC Case No.70/O/2001 whereby the State Commission has dismissed the complaint filed by the appellant against the respondent who was OP before the State Commission.

2. The factual matrix of this case are that the complaint under section 17 of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 was filed by the appellant against the respondent and 2 others. Subsequently, the names of other two OPs were deleted vide State Commissions order dated 3.8.2005. As per the averments in the complaint, the complainant fell down from the roof of her house on 23.5.2000 and suffered haemorrhage in her brain. She was admitted in CMRI, Kolkata and was released on 6.6.2000. On 11.6.2000, she was taken to her native village from Kolkata and on 14.6.2000 she got fever with temperature rising to 102O F. Thereupon, one Dr. Somnath Roy examined her on 15.6.2000 at her residence and he advised urine test and prescribed Cifram-500. It is alleged that she swallowed the tablet but could not tolerate its effect because she was allergic to such a medicin