The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has issued a stay on a refund order exceeding ₹1.65 crore to a purchaser of a Range Rover vehicle, pending the appeal by Jaguar Land Rover India Ltd. The appeal stems from a ruling by the Uttarakhand State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, which found manufacturing defects in the vehicle and ordered a refund along with interest and litigation costs. Jaguar Land Rover's Senior Advocate, S.K. Pattjoshi, contended that the repairs were conducted under warranty and that the allegations of defects were unsupported by evidence. Conversely, the complainant's legal team argued that the vehicle has been largely unusable since its purchase in October 2022 due to persistent issues. The NCDRC has instructed the complainant to provide an affidavit detailing the vehicle's status and has halted any execution of the refund order until further hearings, which are set for October 7, 2026.