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Suchismita Sahoo filed a consumer case on 30 Apr 2018 against Bank of India in the Jajapur Consumer Court. The case no is CC/15/2016 and the judgment uploaded on 04 May 2018.
IN THE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM, JAJPUR.
Present: 1.Shri Jiban ballav Das , President
2.Sri Pitabas Mohanty, Member,
3.Miss Smita Ray, Lady Member.
Dated the 30th day of April,2018.
C.C.Case No.15 of 2016
Suchismita Sahoo , W/O Bharmarbar Sahoo
Vill. Ramachandrapur , P.O. Barapada
Via/P.S. Binjharpur ,
Dist.- Jajpur . …… ……....Complainant .
(Versus)
1.Bank of India ,At/P.O. Jajpur Town, Dt.jajpur
2. Bank of India,At/P.O. Kandia ,Dt.Kendrapada
……………..Opp.Parties.
For the Complainant: Sri D.K.Nath, Sri B.N.Panda, Advocates .
For the Opp.Parties : Sri Jagannath Panigrahi, Advocate.
Date of order: 30.04.2018.
MISS SMITA RAY , LADY MEMBER .
Deficiency in banking service is the grievance of the petitioner .
The case as per complaint petition as stated by the petitioner is that she is a house wife and for maintaining her lively hood purchased a vehicle under Debt Weaver Agriculture Scheme with the financial assistance of the O.Ps amounting to Rs. 4,90,000/- . The petitioner has admitted that she is a defaulter who has not paid the installment dues in time. It is stated by the petitioner that the bank authority without any intimation seized the loaded vehicle on road without giving any seizure list . It is pertinent to mention here that as per the Debt Weaver Agriculture Scheme the bank settled the matter in OTS and the petitioner is required to pay finally Rs. 2,60,000/- but the petitioner approached to allow some time to pay the amount but the bank did not allow any time . The petitioner also has challenged such arbitrary action of the O.Ps by seizing the vehicle without issuance of any prior notice or any intimation. Accordingly the petitioner filed this present dispute with the prayer to direct the o.ps to release the vehicle in favour of the petitioner bearing Regd. No. OR-04-8093 after receiving Rs. 50,000/-. and also accept the OTS proposal .
The O.Ps appeared through their learned advocate subsequently filed their written version taking following stands :-
1the petitioner has no loco-standee to file this dispute against the O.Ps . This forum has no territorial jurisdiction to decide the above dispute because the cause of action does not arise within the territorial jurisdiction of this forum . It is a fact that the petitioner is a service holder and she applied for a Tractor loan to O.P.no..2 for business purpose . The O.P.no.2 sanctioned the said Tractor loan amounting to Rs.4,90,000/- on dt. 09.05.12 in favour of the petitioner . But the petitioner did not repay the installment of the said loan amount regularly for which the said loan account has been defaulted , it is also admitted by the petitioner in the complaint petition. Accordingly the said loan account became NPA. The petitioner will repay the total outstanding amount of Rs5,10,794.09 /- till date 28.09.15 with interest calculated till the date of payment . As per law the financer bank is the real and true owner of the vehicle during the period of hypothecation agreement .That due to default of payment of loan amount by the petitioner, the O.P.no.2 has issued notice to the petitioner regularly for repayment the loan amount but the petitioner did not listen to the same. The petitioner also has filed a dispute vide P.L.A case no.823/15 District Legal Service Authority , kenduapada who directed the petitioner to present before the Lok Adalat on 12. 12.15 in the premises of the civil court for repayment of said amount but the petitioner did not come and avoided to pay said amount . So as per law the bank has seized the vehicle on 17.02.16 . The petitioner has suppressed the real fact and she has not come to this fora with clean hands . Hence in the above noted circumstances the C.C.Case is liable to be dismissed with cost.
On the date of hearing we heard the arguments from the learned counsels from both the sides. After perusal of the record along with documents filed from both the sides we observed that :
It is undisputed fact that the petitioner purchased a Tractor taking financial l assistance from the O.Ps .
2. it is also undisputed fact on dt. 17.02.16 the vehicle has been seized by the O.P and the petitioner has alleged that before seizure of the vehicle the O.Ps did not give any prior intimation to the petitioner but on the other hand the petitioner himself has admitted in her complaint petition that she is a chronic defaulter for repaying the said loan outstanding dues .Hence it is our considered view that there is no deficiency of service on the part of the O.Ps in seizing the financed vehicle since the petitioner himself admitted that she is a chronic defaulter.
O R D E R
Hence the C.C. Case is dismissed.
This order is pronounced in the open Forum on this the 30th day of April,2018. under my hand and seal of the Forum.
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