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MAHIMA TALWAR filed a consumer case on 25 Jan 2017 against PANASONIC INDIA in the East Delhi Consumer Court. The case no is CC/192/2015 and the judgment uploaded on 03 Mar 2017.
CONSUMER DISPUTE REDRESSAL FORUM, EAST, Govt of NCT Delhi
CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTRE, 1st FLOOR, SAINI ENCLAVE, DELHI 110092
Consumer complaint no. 192/2015
Date of Institution 31/03/2015
Order Reserved on 25/01/2017
Date of Order 27/01/2017 In matter of
Ms Mahima Talwar, adult
R/o 117, Priya Enclave
Karkarduma, Delhi 110092…………………….……..………………..….Complainant
Vs
1- M/s Sargam Electronics,
C-52, Preet Vihar, Delhi 110092
2-The Cell Care
D-30, 2nd Floor,
Old Patpargunj Road, Delhi 110092
3-Panasonic Customer Services .
Through Jaina Mobile Marketing
D- 172, Okhla Industrial Area, New Delhi 110020………..……….Opponents
Complainant …………………………………In Person
Opponent 1 & 2 Advo. ……..…………..Ms Jyoti 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 Panasonic Mobile T21 white from Sargam Electronics as OP1 on dated 05/04/2014 vide retail invoice SPREET -076 having its IMEI1 357010050231495 for sum of Rs 9400/ marked as CW1/1. The warranty card was also issued by OP1 marked as CW1/2.
Mobile developed some problem and stopped working, so complainant visited authorized service centre OP2 / Cell care on 31/12/2014 and the same was shown to the Panasonic service job sheet no. KJASPDL 108115K21543 and noted problems as “Liquid Failure” and the same handset was returned without repair marked here as CW1/3 &4. The repair charges were told a sum of Rs 5180/-by OP2 which complainant did not pay. As the said problem was not present at the time of depositing with OP2 as her mobile was under warranty. So, she took her mobile to a local mobile repair shop who rectified the problem instantly and she paid a sum of Rs 400/-. Here no such liquid damage problem was noted by a local shop owner. The bill marked here as CW1/5.
By seeing the attitude of services offered by OP2, she sent a legal notice for refund of amount paid by her as marked here as CW1/6. Neither the reply was sent by OPs nor her mobile was repaired or amount was refunded, so aggrieved and felt harassed and filed this complaint claiming refund of cost of her mobile Rs 9400/-with other charges paid Rs 1400/-and compensation Rs 2,000/- for mental and physical harassment with litigation charges Rs 2000/-.
After scrutiny of case, it was seen that OP1 had no allegation labeled by complainant, so OP1 name was deleted from the array of parties. Complainant filed fresh memo of parties and then notices were served. A joint written statement was submitted by OP3 on behalf of OP2 also denying all the allegations of complainant. OP3 submitted that the said mobile had liquid damage and thus it was not covered under the standard warranty terms and condition, so it was returned to the complainant. OP3 stated that their products were in one year standard warranty except battery. The said mobile had no manufacturing defect as it was used over eight months by complainant without any problem.
Complainant filed her rejoinder, but no evidence was filed. OPs also did not file their evidences on affidavit. OPs were not preceded Ex Parte. Arguments were heard from both the parties, file perused and order was reserved.
We have gone through all the facts and evidences on record, it was evident that the complainant had deposited her mobile with OP2 for repair, but no repair was done and was told as mobile had liquid damage. It was also seen that repair charge was asked from complainant, but the same was not paid. As mobile was under warranty and the said mobile was got repaired by complainant herself, thus the said warranty condition was violated by complainant.
None of the parties submitted their evidences on affidavit. In such condition, we cannot opine that the deficiency of OP2 was deliberate and entered in unfair trade practice by asking complainant to pay for liquid damage which was excluded from warranty. But problem was rectified by herself from a local mobile repair shop; hence damage cannot be established in non filing of evidences on affidavit by complainant.
Hence, this complaint is dismissed without any merit and on order to cost.
The copy of this order be sent to the parties as per rules and file be consigned to the record room.
(Dr) P N Tiwari Mrs Harpreet Kaur
Member Member
Shri Sukhdev Singh
President
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