Kerala

Malappuram

CC/26/2019

MUHAMMED SHAHID - Complainant(s)

Versus

FEET FASHION - Opp.Party(s)

03 Jun 2022

ORDER

DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
MALAPPURAM
 
Complaint Case No. CC/26/2019
( Date of Filing : 25 Jan 2019 )
 
1. MUHAMMED SHAHID
NJARAKATTUMAATAN HOUSE VALAMKULAM POST POOKIPARAMB
2. NISAMUDHEEN
EZUPATHUM KATTIL HOUSE VALIYORA POST VENGARA
...........Complainant(s)
Versus
1. FEET FASHION
POWER TO STEP KK TOWER OPPOSITE FEDERAL BANK BANK KOTTAKKAL
............Opp.Party(s)
 
BEFORE: 
 HON'BLE MR. MOHANDASAN K PRESIDENT
 HON'BLE MR. MOHAMED ISMAYIL CV MEMBER
 HON'BLE MRS. PREETHI SIVARAMAN C MEMBER
 
PRESENT:
 
Dated : 03 Jun 2022
Final Order / Judgement

By Smt. PREETHI SIVARAMAN.C, MEMBER

1.Case of the complainant:-

         On 9/10/2018 complainants purchased Woodland branded slipper from opposite party  for an amount of Rs. 2295/-   having  three months warranty. But within two months of its use,  that slippers was damaged  and  its colour faded and the strap of the  slippers came off.  On 17/12/2018 complainant had approached the opposite party and entrusted the slippers to them to repair the slippers. But opposite party was not ready to repair the slippers because   complainant had been used the slippers for two months. Moreover opposite party informed the complainant that complainant was not eligible for warranty benefits for these reasons.  More over opposite party behaved very badly to complainant.  Due to the continuous request from complainant, opposite party received the slippers from complainant to give the slippers to the distributor of that company. After two days opposite party called complainant through phone and informed him that the distributor had returned the slippers to opposite party due to the reason that the above slippers had used by complainant nearly 6 months.  But the complainant purchased the slippers only two months before. There is clear deficiency of service from the side of opposite party and there is an unfair trade practice  also. Hence this complaint.

2.     Prayer of the complainant is that, he is entitled to get Rs. 30,000/- as compensation on account of deficiency in service on the part of opposite party and thereby caused mental agony, physical hardships and sufferings to the complainant.

3.       On admission of the complaint notice was issued to the opposite party and notice served on them but they  did not turn up. Hence opposite party set exparte. Thereafter they filed an IA 74/2019 to set side the exparte order pronounced against them and it allowed and  they filed version. 

4.            In their version they denied all the averments and the allegations   stated by

complainant in his complaint.  They again  stated  that they had legacy since  1990 in

business. Customer satisfaction is their motto. They again stated that from the documents and complaint it is not clear that who bought the slippers and   the date of purchase of the slippers. They again stated that it is wonderful to hear that   both the complainants together purchased one Slippers from opposite party shop. Moreover  complainants not added the Woodland  Company as  a  party  in this case.

Hence this case is not maintainable due to the defect of  non- joinder of necessary party.

5.       The warranty matters are dealing by the company directly   not through this shop. Another point stated by opposite party is that there is some contradictions in the bill produced by complainant. There is clear direction from the company that the woodland brand slippers not be used in water. Another point contented by opposite party is that the complainant never approached them.  The contentions raised by complainants are well written story prepared by someone to demoralise the opposite party shop.  Hence complaint may be dismissed.  

6.        In order to substantiate the case of the complainant, he filed an affidavit in lieu of Chief examination and the documents he produced were marked as Ext. A1 to A3. Ext.A1 is the copy of confirmed ticket of complainant No.2 from Bombay to Calicut, Ext.A2 is the copy of cash payment details dated 09/10/2018, Ext.A3  is the copy of  Tax invoice dated   09/10/2018.  But opposite party did not file any affidavit and documents.  Opposite party  just filed  version only  , but no affidavit to prove his case.                     

7.     Hence the allegations against opposite party is proved by the unchallenged evidence of complainant. There is no contra evidence in this matter.   Moreover complainants produced three documents which are very supportive to prove their case. Moreover one of the contention of opposite party in their version is that there is nothing mentioned in the complaint and documents about the date of purchase.  But the date is clearly mentioned in Ext. A2 and A3 documents. Another contention of opposite party is that the complaint is bad  for non-joinder of necessary party . But in their  version they did not mentioned  the name  and full address of the company they mentioned. Complainant does not know  the address and the details of woodland company. Hence the Commission finds that there is deficiency in service and unfair trade practice on the part of the opposite party as alleged in the complaint and  we allow this complaint holding that opposite party is deficient in service.

8.  We allow this complaint as follows:-

  1. The opposite party is directed to pay Rs.2195/-(Rupees Two thousand one hundred and ninety five only)  the cost of the slippers to the complainant.
  2. The opposite party is directed to pay compensation of Rs.10,000/-(Rupees Ten thousand only) the complainant on account of deficiency in service on the part of opposite party and thereby caused mental agony, physical hardships and sufferings to the complainant.
  3. The opposite party is also directed to pay Rs.2000/-(Rupees Two thousand only)  as cost of the proceedings.

          If the above said amount is not paid to the complainant within 30 days from the date of receipt of copy of this order, the opposite party is liable to pay the interest at the rate of 9 % per annum on the said amount from the date of receipt of the copy of this order till realisation.

Dated this 3rd day of June, 2022.

MOHANDASAN.K, PRESIDENT

 

PREETHI SIVARAMAN.C, MEMBER

 

MOHAMED ISMAYIL.C.V, MEMBER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APPENDIX

                                                                                    

Witness examined on the side of the complainant   : Nil

Documents marked on the side of the complainant : Ext.A1to A3

Ext.A1 : Copy of ticket confirmation from Bombay to Calicut of complainant No.2 

Ext.A2 : Copy  of cash payment details dated 09/10/2018.

Ext.A3  : Copy Tax invoice dated   09/10/2018. 

Witness examined on the side of the opposite party : Nil

Documents marked on the side of the opposite party Nil

 

MOHANDASAN.K, PRESIDENT

 

PREETHI SIVARAMAN.C, MEMBER

 

MOHAMED ISMAYIL.C.V, MEMBER

 
 
[HON'BLE MR. MOHANDASAN K]
PRESIDENT
 
 
[HON'BLE MR. MOHAMED ISMAYIL CV]
MEMBER
 
 
[HON'BLE MRS. PREETHI SIVARAMAN C]
MEMBER
 

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