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Consumer Court in Damoh

Damoh Consumer Court Address

Address: Near old Collectorate, Damoh 470661

Email ID: complaints@consumercourt.in

Website: https://www.consumercourt.in/

Latest Judgments

List of Consumer Court case in Damoh. Total 2457 cases registered in Damoh Consumer Court.

Madhya Pradesh

Dr. R.K. Jain Prop. Jain Pathology and Nursing Home V/S Heeralal Urg Pappu Kasotiya S/o Shri Anandilal Kasotiya

Nursing Home  

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Munna Vishwakarma

Respondant Advocate NONE

Case Number: 10

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Date of Filing: 07-03-2011

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Date of Upload: 29-02-2016

Madhya Pradesh

Waseem S/o Shri Abdul Gani V/S Ramesh Kumar Verma S/o Late Shri Raghunath Sahay Verma

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh J.P. Shrivastava

Respondant Advocate Sh Rashid Khan

Case Number: 41

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Date of Filing: 03-03-2011

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Date of Upload: 03-03-2016

Madhya Pradesh

INDIAN POSTAL Department V/S Virendra Kumar Rajbhar S/o Shri Shyamakant Rajbhar

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Sachin Guru

Respondant Advocate Sh V.P.Shrivastava

Case Number: 39

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Date of Filing: 01-03-2011

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Date of Upload: 07-04-2016

Madhya Pradesh

MAA LAKSHMI AUTO AGENCY V/S Suleman Khan S/o Ameer Khan

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Firoz Khan

Respondant Advocate Sh Milan Mishra

Case Number: 40

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Date of Filing: 01-03-2011

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Date of Upload: 22-03-2016

Madhya Pradesh

Chaudhary Agro Corporation V/S Param Lal S/o Mithulal Patel

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Dhuruv Agrawal

Respondant Advocate Sh R.K. Agrawal

Case Number: 9

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Date of Filing: 28-02-2011

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Date of Upload: 07-04-2016

Madhya Pradesh

LIFE INSURANCE OF CORPORATION V/S Smt. Kamlarani W/o Paltulal Aherwal

Life Insurance   Life Insurance  

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh S.B. Khare

Respondant Advocate Sh R.K. Agrawal

Case Number: 37

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Date of Filing: 22-02-2011

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Date of Upload: 04-03-2016

Madhya Pradesh

RELIANCE GENERAL INSURANCE V/S SHRI MAZEED KHAN

Reliance   Reliance General Insurance   General Insurance  

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate SU. MONA PALLIWAL

Respondant Advocate SHRI PAWAN PATHAK

Case Number: 23

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Date of Filing: 29-01-2011

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Date of Upload: 17-03-2016

Madhya Pradesh

LIC V/S Lakhan lal S/o Dhanua Yadav

Lic  

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Shashikant Pateriya

Respondant Advocate Sh R.K. Agrawal

Case Number: 32

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Date of Filing: 21-02-2011

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Date of Upload: 18-03-2016

Madhya Pradesh

New India Assurance Co. Ltd. V/S Madan Lal Kurmi S/o Chandrabhan Kurmi

New India Assurance  

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Gopal sharma & S.B. Khare

Respondant Advocate Sh Pawan Pathak

Case Number: 33

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Date of Filing: 21-02-2011

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Date of Upload: 21-03-2016

Madhya Pradesh

MPVVCLtd V/S Sureshchand Jain S/o Late Shri Chhotelal Jain

Consumer Court: Damoh

Appelant Advocate Sh Kesav Mishra/ Sandeep Khare

Respondant Advocate Sh Sachin Guru

Case Number: 34

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Date of Filing: 21-02-2011

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Date of Upload: 02-03-2016

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What is the Consumer Forum?

Consumer Forum Damoh, also known as the Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum of Damoh - Madhya Pradesh, is established to protect consumer rights and provide a swift and cost-effective solution for consumer complaints. Consumer Forum Damoh provides a platform for consumers of Damoh - Madhya Pradesh to file complaints against unfair trade practices by the seller, any type of defect in products, or deficient services. There are three levels of Consumer Forum – District Forum i.e Damoh, State Forum i.e. State Commission consumer forum, and National Forum, each with varying jurisdictions. The main purpose of Damoh consumer forum is to safeguarding consumers' interests and promoting ethical business practices by holding companies accountable for any violations of consumer rights.

Who can file a complaint before a Damoh Consumer Forum?

In general, any consumer who has purchased goods or availed any service for the personal use can file a complaint before a Damoh Consumer Forum.

Defination of Consumer in THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 2019

(7) "consumer" means any person who—

(i) buys any goods for a consideration which has been paid or promised or partly paid and partly promised, or under any system of deferred payment and includes any user of such goods other than the person who buys such goods for consideration paid or promised or partly paid or partly promised, or under any system of deferred payment, when such use is made with the approval of such person, but does not include a person who obtains such goods for resale or for any commercial purpose; or

(ii) hires or avails of any service for a consideration which has been paid or promised or partly paid and partly promised, or under any system of deferred payment and includes any beneficiary of such service other than the person who hires or avails of the services for consideration paid or promised, or partly paid and partly promised, or under any system of deferred payment, when such services are availed of with the approval of the first mentioned person, but does not include a person who avails of such service for any commercial purpose.

Explanation.— For the purposes of this clause,—
(a) the expression "commercial purpose" does not include use by a person of goods bought and used by him exclusively for the purpose of earning his livelihood, by means of self-employment;
(b) the expressions "buys any goods" and "hires or avails any services" includes offline or online transactions through electronic means or by teleshopping or direct selling or multi-level marketing;

What type of cases can be filed in Consumer Forum?

If you have any disputes and grievances related to your purchase of goods or services and the company is not solving your problem even after filing complaint to the customer care, you can file case against that company in Consumer Forum.

Defective Goods : Consumer can file cases if the purchased goods are defective, substandard, or not as described.

Deficient Services : Complaints regarding services that are deficient or not as promised.

Unfair Trade Practices : Unfair trade practices such as misleading advertisements, false representations, or deceptive business practices.

Overcharging or Unjust Pricing : Complaints related to overpricing, price manipulation, or charging more than the specified.

Faulty Products : Issues arising from products that are unsafe to use, pose health hazards, or do not meet safety standards.

Delay in Services : Cases where there is an unreasonable delay in providing services, causing inconvenience to the consumer.

Product Liability : Instances where a product causes harm or injury due to design defects, manufacturing defects, or inadequate warnings.

Unsatisfactory Professional Services : Disputes arising from services provided by professionals such as doctors, architects, etc.

E-commerce Transactions : Complaints related to the online purchases, including non-delivery of item, quality, or non-compliance with terms and conditions.

What is the procedure of filing the case in Damoh consumer Forum

When you have not received any satisfactory response from the seller even after contacting to their customer care or even submitting your complaint in anyway, the next step is to file your case in the Damoh consumer Forum. Before filing a case, you need to send a Legal Notice to the opposite party for dispute resolution. If there's no response or resolution within the stipulated time, you can file your case in the Damoh consumer Forum.

What is the time limit for filing a case in Damoh Consumer Forum?

As per THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 2019 , The District Commission, the State Commission or the National Commission shall not admit a complaint unless it is filed within two years from the date on which the cause of action has arisen.