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KAPIL filed a consumer case on 04 Oct 2016 against MICROMAX in the East Delhi Consumer Court. The case no is CC/63/2014 and the judgment uploaded on 08 Mar 2017.
DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTE REDRESSAL FORUM, EAST, Govt of NCT Delhi
CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTRE, 1st FLOOR, SAINI ENCLAVE, DELHI 110092
Consumer complaint no. 63 / 2014
Date of Institution 16/01/2014
Order Reserved on 4/10/2016
Date of Order 5/10/2016
In matter of
Mr Kapil Jain adult
S/o Sh. Sunil Kumar Jain
R/o E 2/11, Krishna Nagar
Delhi 110051 …………...…………………………….……..…………….Complainant
Vs
1 M/s Micromax Informatics Ltd.
90 B, Sec 18
Gurgaon 122015
2 The Mobile Care
B 36, Guru Nanak pura, oppo. V 3 S Mall
Nr Maharaja Banquet Hall Laxmi Nagar, Delhi
3 M/s Infinity Retail Ltd
Unit no. 201, 2nd Floor, Akruti Centre Point
Next to Marol Telephone Exchange
MIDC, Mumbai 4000093…………………………………………………….Opponents
Complainant……………………………………In Person
Opponent 1&2 ..……………………………..Advo. Satya Vir Sharma
Quorum Sh Sukhdev Singh President
Dr P N Tiwari Member
Mrs Harpreet Kaur Member
Order by Dr P N Tiwari Member
Brief Facts of the case
Complainant purchased a Micromax mobile Canvas 4 from OP3 through online for a sum of Rs 17999/- vide Annexure I. Mobile started giving problem after one month of its purchase so was taken to OP2 as co. authorized service station on 08/08/2013 vide job sheet no. R1309FDLI5542270 annexed here as Annexure II.
Complainant approached number of times to OP2 for getting mobile back after repair, but could not get satisfactory response or his mobile back. Hence, filed this complaint.
Notices were served. OPs represented through their counsel. Before submission of written statement by OPs, both the parties agreed for mutual settlement through National Lok Adalat which was to be held on 06/12/2014, but later settlement could not be arrived between the parties, so, OPs submitted their written statement. It was accepted that the said mobile was purchased on 28/07/2013and was taken to their service centre for power switch off. The problem was rectified and OP2 sent number of SMS to complainant to collect the mobile, but he did not collect the same and filed this complaint. Hence, there was no deficiency on the part of OPs, so this complaint may be dismissed.
Evidences were filed by complainant on affidavit. OPs did not file their evidences. The case was listed for arguments, but no parties were present on the date of argument. Later, on the next date of argument, despite of serving notices to complainant, he did not put up his appearance on the date of argument.
OPs advocate was present and his arguments were heard and order was reserved.
We have gone through all the facts and evidences on record, it was evident that the complainant had deposited his mobile with OP2 for repair just within two month of its purchase and OP submitted that they sent number of SMS to complainant for taking his repaired mobile, but they did not filed any evidence to this fact. OPs also submitted that the said mobile was received by the complainant and he was using the same for more than a year without defect. Considering this fact of OP, complainant did not file any relevant evidence pertaining to his mobile till the date of argument and his non appearance on number of dates proves that he was not interested in contesting his case to prove OPs deficiency in providing services or the said mobile had any manufacturing defect.
Hence, we come to the conclusion that this complaint has no merit and the same deserve to be dismissed, so dismissed without cost.
The copy of this order be sent to the parties as per rules and file be consigned to the record room.
Mrs Harpreet Kaur (Dr) P N Tiwari
Member Member
Shri Sukhdev Singh
President
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