Karnataka

Kolar

EA/10/72

S. Raja - Complainant(s)

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BEML Employees Credit Co-operative Society (Regd.) - Opp.Party(s)

03 Apr 2012

ORDER

The District Consumer Redressal Forum
District Office Premises, Kolar 563 101.
 
Execution Application No. EA/10/72
 
1. S. Raja
S/o. L. Srinivasan, Aged About 48 years, No,437, 11th Cross, Swarnanagar, Robertsonpet, KGF.
 
BEFORE: 
 
PRESENT:
 
ORDER

       

BEFORE THE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM, KOLAR

 

Dated 3rd APRIL 2012

 

PRESENT

 

Sri. H.V. RAMACHANDRA RAO, B.Sc., BL,   …….                PRESIDENT

 

Sri. T.NAGARAJA, B.Sc., LLB.                        ……..     MEMBER

 

Smt. K.G.SHANTALA, B.A., LLB.                    ……..     MEMBER

 

E.A. Nos. 43/2010 to 54/2010, 56/2010 to 65/2010,

67/2010 to 78/2010

 

 

DECREE HOLDERS    

E.A. No. 43/2010

 

 

 

 Sri. K. Karthik,

S/o. S. Krishnamurthy,

Aged about 22 years,

No. 1987, 1st Cross-Extn.,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 112. Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 44/2010

 

 

K. Kamala,

D/o. S. Krishnamurthy,

Aged about 26 years,

No. 1987, 1st Cross-Extn.,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563112. Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 45/2010

 

 

K. Vasumathi,

D/o. S. Krishnamurthy,

Aged about 29 years,

No. 1987, 1st Cross-Extn

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 112, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 46/2010

 

 

K. Revathi,

D/o. S. Krishnamurthy,

Aged about 35 years,

No. 1987, 1st Cross-Extn

Robertsonpet, K.G.F – 563112

Kolar District.

 

 

E.A. No. 47/2010

 

 

K. Manjula,

W/o. S. Krishnamurthy,

Aged about 59 years,

1987, 1st Cross-Extn, Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 112, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 48/2010

 

 

Sri. S. Krishnamurthy,

S/o. Late. Sadhashivan pillai,

Aged about 64 years,

1987, 1st Cross-Extn, Robertsonpet, K.G.F – 563 112. Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 49/2010

 

Sri. M. Shanmugam,

S/o. L. Muniswamy,

Aged about 62 years,

No. 400, Oil Mill Road,

Vivek Nagar, Robertsonpet,

K.G.F. – 563 112, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 50/2010

 

Sri. N.M. Devarajan,

S/o. L. N. Muniswamy,

Aged about 63 years,

No. 1132, 2nd Cross-Extension,

Swarna Nagar, Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 112, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 51/2010

 

Smt. T. V. Dhanalakshmi,

Aged about 50 years,

C/o. V. Periaswamy,

No. 70/1, Married Quarters,

Champion Reef Post,

K.G.F – 563 117, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 52/2010

 

Smt. V. Kalyani,

Aged about 55 years,

C/o. V. Periaswamy,

No. 70/1, Married Quarters,

Champion Reef Post,

K.G.F – 563 117, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 53/2010

 

Smt. M. Lalitha,

W/o. N. Nagarajan,

Aged about 50 years,

No. 176, 1st Block,

Champion Reef Post,

K.G.F – 563 112, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 54/2010

 

Kinneth Cumine,

S/o. L.P. Cumine,

Aged about 69 years,

Mission Road,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 122,

Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 56/2010

 

Sri. V. Balasubramanam,

S/o. Late M. Krishnan Nair,

Aged about 64 years,

No.105, 4th Stage,

BEML Layout, RR Nagar,

Bangalore – 560 098.

 

E.A. No. 57/2010

 

A. Mahesh Kumar,

S/o. V. Achuthananda,

Aged about 31 years,

Devi Nivas, 7th Cross – Extn,

Subash Nagar,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 112.

 

E.A. No. 58/2010

 

J. Mohan Raj,

S/o. Late G. Jothinathan,

Aged about 65 years,

No. 1252, Pipe Line,

3rd Cross Road,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 59/2010

 

Sri. R. Venkateshulu,

S/o. Rangaia Naidu,

Aged about 65 years,

Jayalakshmi Nilayam,

2nd Block, New-Extension,

Andersonpet,

K.G.F – 563 113.

 

E.A. No. 60/2010

 

G. Sundaramurthy,

S/o. L. Govinda Swamy,

Aged about 49 years,

591/1, Subhash Nagar,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 122.

 

 

E.A. No. 61/2010

 

Sri. M. Parthasarathy,

C/o. S. Krishnamurthy,

Aged about 61 years,

1987, 1st Cross-Extn., Robertsonpet, K.G.F – 563 112, Kolar District.

 

E.A. No. 62/2010

 

D. Krishnamurthy,

S/o. Dharmalingam,

Aged about 62 years,

No. 46, Devaki Appa Rao Layout,

Ramamurthy Nagar,

Bangalore  - 560 146.

 

E.A. No. 63/2010     

 

S. Thomas,

S/o. Swamy Doss,

Aged about 63 years,

75, Honcock Block, Marikuppam Po,

K.G.F – 563 112.

 

E.A. No. 64/2010     

 

T. Kumar,

S/o. S. Thomas,

Aged about 37 years,

No. 75,

Honcock Block,

Marikuppam Post, K.G.F – 563 112.

 

E.A. No. 65/2010     

 

S. Sampath Kumar,

S/o. Late. V.S. Rav,

Aged about 63 years,

No. 521, Geetha Nilayam,

Bazaar Street, Oorgaumpet,

K.G.F  - 563 121.

 

E.A. No. 67/2010

Smt. K. Viji,

D/o. Late Kuppaswamy,

W/o. R. Srinivasan,

Aged about 54 years,

No.15, Suresh Compound,

Vijaya Nagar, BEML Nagar Post,

K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 68/2010

Sri. R. Srinivasan,

S/o. Late M. Raju,

Aged about 65 years,

No.15, Suresh Compound,

Vijaynagar, BEML Nagar Post,

K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 69/2010

Sri. S. Rajesh,

S/o. R. Srinivasan,

Aged about 28 years,

Suresh Compound,

Vijayanagar,

BEML Nagar Post,

K.G.F

 

E.A. No. 70/2010

Sri. H. Jayarama Reddy,

S/o. Hanumanth Reddy,

Aged about 68 years,

No.136, Doddachihalli Post,

Via Oorgaum,

K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 71/2010

Smt. N. Shakunthala,

W/o. Subramani,

Aged about 56 years,

No. 1996, 1st Cross,

Behind Govt. Boy’s High School,

Robertsonpet.

K.G.F – 563 122.

 

 

E.A. No. 72/2010

S. Raja,

S/o. L. Srinivasan,

Aged about 48 years,

No. 437, 11th Cross,

Swarna Nagar,

Robertsonpet,

K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 73/2010

Sri. M. Megharaj,

S/o. Manikam,

Aged about 61 years,

No.815, Muskam ‘A’ Block,

Andersonpet,

K.G.F.

 

 

E.A. No. 74/2010

Sri. S.Y. Malleshaya,

S/o. Late S.M. Yellappa,

Aged about 62 years,

2nd Main Road, 4th Cross,

Amaravathi Layout,

Bangarpet

 

 

E.A. No. 75/2010

Sri. S. Prabhakar,

S/o. C.J. Swamy,

Aged about 50 years,

No. 1170, 5th Cross Road,

Robertsonpet,

Pipeline, K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 76/2010

Sri. Mohana Prabhakar,

W/o. S. Prabhakar,

S/o. C.J. Swamy,

Aged about 56 years,

No. 1170, 5th Cross Road,

Robertsonpet, Pipeline, K.G.F.

 

E.A. No. 77/2010

Sri. Y. Sampathrajan,

S/o. I. Yesudasan,

Aged about 62 years,

No.248, Geetha Road Extn,

Near Gounder Oil Mill,

2nd Line Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 122.

 

E.A. No. 78/2010

Sri. Shivananda Sharma,

S/o. Sri. Raghunath Thakur,

Aged about 61 years,

Flat No. F4, Ranga Residency,

433/242/45, Srigandada Kavalu,

Annapoorneshwari Nagar,

Bangalore – 560 091.

 

V/s.

 

JUDGEMENT DEBTORS       

1. The BEML Employees Credit

Co-operative Society Limited,

Est. ARK/B/Reg/3187/dt. 1976-77,

Maharaj Road, Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 122, Kolar District.

Rep. by its Secretary.

 

2. The BEML Employees Credit

Co-operative Society Limited,

Est. ARK/B/Reg/3187/dt. 1976-77,

Maharaj Road, Robertsonpet,

K.G.F – 563 122, Kolar District.

Rep. by its President.

 

 

 

 

 

COMMON  ORDER

 

All these EPs are filed for executing Orders passed in the concerned Complaints (CC) wherein there is an order directing the OP Society to pay certain amounts to the Complainant/Decree Holder.  When the execution was sought, notices were issued to the OPs and not to the OP Society nor notice to OP Society was sought by DHr.  In an event during the course of execution proceedings, the Decree Holders made an application u/s. 25 of the C.P. Act seeking attachment and sale of properties of the Society.  On that, this Forum on 26.11.2011 has passed the following Order:

 

“The applications are allowed. It is ordered that Certificate shall be issued under Sec – 25(3) of the Consumer Protection Act to the Deputy Commissioner of the Kolar District, requiring him to proceed to recover the amount mentioned in the Certificate as arrears of land revenue.  As the cases are clubbed and the common order is passed, it is proper if a common certificate is issued relating to all these cases, by annexing the statement showing the amount due relating to each Dhr.   Hence the statement filed along with this application shall be annexed to the said Certificate.   The Deputy Commissioner, Kolar District shall proceed to recover the amount shown in the said Certificate and its annexure in the same manner as arrears of land revenue.   Having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case, the Learned Deputy Commissioner is directed to take necessary action within 06 months from the date of this order”.

 

2.         Accordingly, the recovery Certificate matter was sent to the Deputy Commissioner for recovery of payment. Subsequently, on 27.12.2011, the Decree Holders filed affidavits.  On that certain processes were issued to the President & Secretary i.e., OPs/JDrs.  Hence, the matter was heard.

 

3.         The points that arise for our consideration are:

 

(A)      Without complaint as u/s. 200 CrPC r/w. Sec. 27 of C.P. Act is filed, whether this Forum could issue warrant or try for the offence  u/s. 27 of C.P. Act?

 

(B)      Whether once the matter has been referred to the Deputy Commissioner u/s. 25(2) of C.P. Act, whether this Forum without report from the Deputy Commissioner can take further action in the matter?

 

(C)      What order ?

 

4.         Our answers are:

            (A)      Negative

            (B)      Negative        

(C)      As per detailed order for the following reasons

 

REASONS

5.         It is seen that this Forum in all these cases has passed  the  following   order:

 

The Complaint is allowed with costs of Rs.1,000/-.  The OP Society shall repay the balance of deposits as stated in para 2 of the order to complainant with interest at …% p.a. from ……… till the date of payment less the interest already paid.  The amount due under the award shall be paid within 6 weeks from the date of order.

 

That means this Forum has passed an Order directing the OP Society to pay certain amounts to the Complainants, that’s all.  Regarding that, in these executions, notices were issued to the JDr and not to the Society.  Meanwhile, Complainant themselves made application seeking attachment and sale of properties of the Society.  On that Order, following order is passed:

 

“The applications are allowed. It is ordered that Certificate shall be issued under Sec – 25(3) of the Consumer Protection Act to the Deputy Commissioner of the Kolar District, requiring him to proceed to recover the amount mentioned in the Certificate as arrears of land revenue.     As the cases are clubbed and the common order is passed, it is proper if a common certificate is issued relating to all these cases, by annexing the statement showing the amount due relating to each Dhr.   Hence the statement filed along with this application shall be annexed to the said Certificate.   The Deputy Commissioner, Kolar District shall proceed to recover the amount shown in the said Certificate and its annexure in the same manner as arrears of land revenue.   Having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case, the Learned Deputy Commissioner is directed to take necessary action within 06 months from the date of this order”.

 

6.         Accordingly, matter was referred to Deputy Commissioner as u/s. 25 of the C.P. Act and the matter is seized off by the Deputy Commissioner.  When that is the case, how can Decree Holder seek simultaneous execution one by u/s. 25 and another by u/s. 27 of C.P. Act.

 

7.         In an event, in a case between M/s. Shanthiniketan Housing  Foundation & others and Brig (Retd) J.N. Devaiah & others  in WP Nos. 700/2008 (GM-CON) c/w. WP No. 14927/2006, 16308/2006, 17104/2006, 17106/2006, 17513/2006, 17725/2006, 1767/2006, 18030/2006, 18212/2006, 1008/2007, 1010/2007, 1011/2007, 1077/2007, 1078/2007, 2723/2007, 2978/2007, 3371/2007, 3427/2007, 4019/2007, 5293/2007, 5295/2007, 5296/2007, 6198/2007, 6838/2007, 6906/2007, 7361/2007, 8160/2007, 8747/2007, 8748/2007, 8749/2007, 9558/2007, 10479/2007, 11929/2007, 13291/2007, 14314/2007, 14834/2007, 16760/2007, 18563/2007, 19583/2007, 19584/2007, 19585/2007, 6857/2008, 8118/2008, 8395/2008, 8453/2008, 8504/2008, 10572/2008, 10573/2008, our Hon’ble High Court on 19.06.2009 has clearly stated that in case of offence punishable u/s. 27 of C.P. Act or in case issue of NBW to the JDr, Execution Petition has to be filed, notice has to be served on the JDr, then if there is failure to comply and omit to comply with the order then Decree Holder has to file the Complaint u/s. 200 r/w. Sec. 27 of C.P. Act, Forum has to record sworn statement, has to take cognizance in the matter and then it has to issue process as if it is criminal case as u/s. 200 CrPC.  In these cases, no such thing has been done.  No Complaint u/s. 200 CrPC, r/w. 27 of C.P. Act is filed, no cognizance for the offence punishable u/s. 27 of C.P. Act is taken, nor sworn statement is recorded by the Forum.  Hence, issue of process of NBW to the accused does not arise.  Here the accused named is the President and Secretary, against whom, there is no order. Order is against Society and not against the President & Secretary. 

 

8.         The Decree Holder never filed the Complaint stating that this President or Secretary are in any way responsible to answer the claim in the order.  Hence, the entire proceedings done is Ab-initio-void.  This is the order of the Hon’ble High Court in the above said Writ Petition.

 

9.         As the matter is referred to the Deputy Commissioner, Decree Holders may prosecute their remedy before the Deputy Commissioner for early execution for recovery of the money.  If the Deputy Commissioner recovers money and sends it to this Forum, then the amount will be paid to the concerned Decree Holders.

 

10.       Further in any criminal case instituted on private complaint, the Complainant shall be present before the Forum on every day of hearing unless he is exempted.

 

11.       It is seen that in E.P. Nos. 45/2010, 48/2010, 51/2010, 52/2010, 53/2010, 67/2010, 68/2010, 69/2010 & 71/2010, the Decree Holders were absent.  Hence, u/s. 256 of CrPC, those Execution Petitions have to be closed.  Be that as it may.   

 

12.       As the Executions have been sent to the Deputy Commissioner as u/s. 25 of the C.P. Act, Complainants can receive the money after Deputy Commissioner recovers money and sends it to the Forum.  For that, we need not keep the Execution pending.  As the Complainants have not filed any Complaint u/s. 200 CrPC r/w. 27 of C.P. Act nor Court had recorded sworn statement, proceeding further in the matter does not arise.  After disposal of the matter by the Deputy Commissioner, if the Decree Holders are aggrieved, they may move the Complaint for the offence punishable u/s. 27 of C.P. Act if need be or seek fresh Execution, if  advised and if entitled to, for that, this Order will not come in the way.  Hence, we pass the following order:

 

 

 

 

 

 

ORDER

 

Pay the amount as and when received from the Deputy Commissioner.  FILE.  

 

            Dictated to the Stenographer, got it transcribed and corrected and pronounced in the open Forum this the 3rd April 2012.

 

 

T. NAGARAJA                        K.G.SHANTALA        H.V. RAMACHANDRA RAO  

      Member                                      Member                                    President

 

 

  

 

 

 

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