Circuit Bench Nagpur

StateCommission

A/11/92

Ashok Ramgopal Khowal - Complainant(s)

Versus

Markendaya Kanhaiyasing Thakur - Opp.Party(s)

Adv Shrikant Saoji

26 Apr 2011

ORDER

STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, MAHARASHTRA
CIRCUIT BENCH AT NAGPUR
5 TH FLOOR, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING NO. 1
CIVIL LINES, NAGPUR-440 001
 
First Appeal No. A/11/92
(Arisen out of Order Dated 29/01/2011 in Case No. 121/01 & 87/03 of District )
 
1. Ashok Ramgopal Khowal
Orop Nandan Industries R/o Shiv Apartment Flat No.4 Opp Birla Gate No2 Jatharpeth
Akola
...........Appellant(s)
Versus
1. Markendaya Kanhaiyasing Thakur
Adarsha Colony Hirabai Plot Behind Church Akola
Akola
...........Respondent(s)
 
BEFORE: 
  HON'BLE P.N.KASHALKAR PRESIDING MEMBER
  HON'BLE SMT.JAYSHREE YENGAL MEMBER
 
PRESENT:Shrikant Saoji, Advocate for the Appellant 1
 
ORDER

PER SHRI P.N.KASHALKAR, JUDICIAL MEMBER

Heard Adv.Shrikant Savji for the appellant. This appeal has been filed against the order passed by District Forum,Akola in execution proceeding No.121/01 dated 29/1/11 whereby forum below took cognizance of the complaint filed under section 27 of the C.P.Act and directed the appellant to appear before the District Forum to answer particulars of offence.

            Initially complainant had filed consumer complaint No.68/01 which was allowed by the Forum and the appellant/Opponent was directed to refund the amount of Rs.25,000/- to the complainant with interest @1.60 % per month from 30.1.2001. The Opponent had not filed any appeal against the said judgment and award, but he also did not comply with the award and hence Respondent/Original complainant Mr.Markandeya Thakur filed execution proceeding No.121/01 in District Forum,Akola who passed  impugned order dated 29/1/11 directing the appellant to appear before the District Forum to answer particulars of offence. Aggrieved by this summoning of the appellant to answer the charges this appeal has been filed.

            We are of the considered view that this appeal U/s 17(2) is not tenable in law because the Forum below has not passed any order except that it had taken cognizance of the criminal complaint filed under section 27 and has asked the appellant to appear before it to answer particulars of offence. This summoning of the appellant in the criminal complaint filed by the Respondent U/s 27 is not tantamount to passing of any order appealable under Section 17(2) of the Consumer Protection Act. Therefore, this appeal as filed by the appellant/Original judgment debtor appears to be without any merit and hence we are inclined to dismiss the same. Hence the order…

 

                                                            ORDER

 

1)      Appeal is dismissed.

2)      No order as to cost.

3)      Inform the parties accordingly.

 

 

Delivered on 26/04/2011.

 

 
 
[ HON'BLE P.N.KASHALKAR]
PRESIDING MEMBER
 
[ HON'BLE SMT.JAYSHREE YENGAL]
MEMBER

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