Orissa

Anugul

CC/36/2020

Bibhuti Bhusan Mishra - Complainant(s)

Versus

Branch Manager, SAHARA Credit Co-operative Society Ltd. - Opp.Party(s)

Md Azad

29 Mar 2023

ORDER

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION
ANGUL
 
Complaint Case No. CC/36/2020
( Date of Filing : 23 Jul 2020 )
 
1. Bibhuti Bhusan Mishra
Vill.-Naraharipur, At- Paikapuranakote, Dhenkanal At present residing At- Mishrapada,Angul Town P.O/ P.S/ Dist-Angul -759122
Dhenkanal
Odisha
...........Complainant(s)
Versus
1. Branch Manager, SAHARA Credit Co-operative Society Ltd.
Known as Humara India Credit Co-operative society Ltd. At- Angul Town, (Near Womens College) P.O/ P.S/Dist-Angul,Pin-759122,Odisha
Angul
Odisha
2. Authorized Signatory Officer
R.K.panigrahi, EMP code-17674 ,C/o-Branch Manager, SAHARA India Credit Co-operative Society Ltd. At- Angul Town, (Near Womens College), P.O/ P.S/Dist-Angul,Pin-759122,Odisha
Angul
Odisha
3. Registered Office in Charge, Humara India Credit Co-operative society Ltd.
At- Mangal Jyoti,101,227/2, AJC Boss Road, Kolkata,West Bengal-700020
............Opp.Party(s)
 
BEFORE: 
 HON'BLE MR. Saroj Kumar Sahoo PRESIDENT
 HON'BLE MS. Sasmita Kumari Rath MEMBER
 
PRESENT:
 
Dated : 29 Mar 2023
Final Order / Judgement

Sri S.K.Sahoo,President.

           This  is   a  petition filed by the  complainant U/s. 35  of Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

2.       The  case of the  complainant is  that  he  has opened the   accounts bearing No. 125337402482 on 23.06.2018  for  Rs.24,600.00   under “GOLDEN 24 ”  scheme for 24 months .   with  the opp.parties   at their  Angul branch  office  . The  said  deposits  were to be matured on   23.06.2020,when the   opp.parties   are   liable  to pay  the maturity  amounts   along with other benefits. After  the maturity period  the opp.parties  did not  repay the  amount  due to the  complainant  inspite of  his   several  approach   personally to the  Branch Manager (opp.party No.1)  . It is    further  alleged that   when he   submitted  a written application to opp.party No.1  he  did not  receive the same and  refused to   disburse  the  amount  due to the  complainant. Due  to such  conduct of the opp.parties- who  have adopted  unfair trade practice,  the  complainant  was   harassed  and  subjected to   mental  agony. There is  gross  deficiency  in service  of the  opp.parties. Finding  no   other  way the complainant has filed the  present  complaint  before  this  Commission  for  necessary  direction  to the opp.parties to  disburse the  amount  due   to  him along  with other  reliefs.

3.       Notices  were  issued  to all the opp.parties through  R.P with A.D  on 19.08.2020  . During hearing the  complainant prayed to  delete the opp.party No.2  and  accordingly  opp.party No.2  has been deleted  from the  present proceeding . Opp.party No.1   and 3 did not  appear  inspite  of notice .  

4.       The  complaint petition  filed by the complainant on 23.07.2020  is  a  verified one and supported with affidavit . It has been executed  before the Notary  on 23.07.2020. From the  compliant petition  it is clear that on 23.06.2018  the  complainant has deposited an amount of Rs. 24,600.00    with the opp.parties and obtained Certificate No.   438000808482.  The photo copy  of the  said  certificate   is available  in the  case  record. From the  complaint petition  coupled  with  certificate   granted  by the opp.parties  it is  clear that the  complainant has deposited an amount of  Rs. 24,600.00    with  the opp.parties which are to be matured on 23.06.2020 . Admittedly  the  opp.parties  have not  paid the  matured    amount    to the  complainant  after  it   has been matured . 

          It is   clear  from  the materials  on record  that the  complainant  has  deposited the  aforesaid   amount to  get  the  matured  amount  and the  opp.parties  have accepted  that  deposit  in course  of  their  business  to earn  profit. The  aforesaid  deposit  was  made by the  complainant  to earn his  livelihood. It is  crystal clear   from the  materials  on record that the  complainant  is  entitled  to get the  matured  amount  along with  interest. Due  to  non-payment of the  dues  to the  complainant  after maturity he sustained loss and  subjected    to  mental agony.  The  opp.parties have adopted unfair  trade practice  and they are   jointly and  severally  liable  for   payment of the  matured amount  along with   interest to the  complainant.

6.       Hence order :-

 O R D E R :

          The  case  be  and   same  is  allowed  in part  ,  exparte  against the  opp.party No.1 & 3. The opp.parties  are  jointly and severally liable   for   payment to the  complainant. The  opp.parties are directed to pay   Rs.30,858.00 (Rupees Thirty Thousand Eight  Hundred Eight-Five ) only  along with interest @12% p.a from 23.06.2020  until payment is made. The above opp.parties  are also directed to pay  an amount of Rs.10,000.00 (Rupees Ten Thousand)only as compensation and Rs.5000.00 (Rupees Five Thousand) only  towards litigation expenses. The  opp.parties  are  further  directed to comply the  order  within  a period  of one  month of   receipt of this  order, failing  which   they are liable  to pay penal interest @ 16% per annum,  on the  amount  to be paid to  the  complainant.

 
 
[HON'BLE MR. Saroj Kumar Sahoo]
PRESIDENT
 
 
[HON'BLE MS. Sasmita Kumari Rath]
MEMBER
 

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