Kishan Lal filed a consumer case on 05 Aug 2017 against Pankaj Arora in the West Delhi Consumer Court. The case no is CC/15/123 and the judgment uploaded on 17 Aug 2017.
GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI
150-151 Community Centre C-Block, JanakPuri, New Delhi – 110058
Date of institution: 24.02.2015
Complaint Case. No.123/15 Date of order: 05.08.2017
IN MATTER OF
KishanLal R/O C-545 Budh Nagar, InderPuri, New Delhi-110012 Complainant
VERSUS
PankajArora S/O N.K. Arora, office address: Decent Infraprojects Pvt. Ltd., 46/08, 1st Floor, Ashok Nagar VaidikMarg, Jail Road, New Delhi-110018
Home Address: PankajArora S/O N.K. Arora, CC-43C, 1st Floor, LIG Flats Hari Nagar, New Delhi-110064
Opposite party
ORDER
R.S. BAGRI,PRESIDENT
ShriKishanLal named above herein the complainant has filed the present consumer complaint against ShriPankajArora herein after referred as the opposite party stating that the complainant on 17.12.2012 booked a plot measuring 100sq.yds in Shiv Vatika project of the opposite party situated at Delhi-Jaipur Highway,NeemaranaPota, Shahpura NH-08, Rajasthan @ Rs.1552/- per sq.yd.on payment of Rs.15,525/- vide receipt no.1071. The remaining sale price was to be paid in 24 equalmonthly installments of Rs.58,21/-. The complainant paid five monthly installments and asked the opposite party to show site and status of the Plot and the project. Thereupon the opposite party asked the complainant to pay 2-3 more installments. The complainant several times visited the opposite party to enquire about status of his plot and the project. But the opposite party was not available and his employees did not entertain him. Hence the present complaint for directions to the opposite party to pay double amount of the cost of the plot and compensation.
Notice of the complaint was sent to the opposite party. But despite service none appeared on behalf of the opposite party. Therefore, the opposite party was proceeded ex-parte vide order dated 04.01.2016.
When ShriKrishanLalcomplainant was asked to lead evidence in support of his complainthe tendered hisaffidavit narrating facts of the complaint. The complainant also relied upon copy letter dated 17.12.2012, copy ofapplication formfor provisional registration of the plot, copy of cheques and acknowledgement receipts dated 17.12.2012, 23.01.2013, 28.02.2013,26.03.2013,26.04.2013 and 26.06.2013.
From the perusal of the letter dated 17.12.2012 and acknowledgement receipts dated 28.02.2013, 23.01.2013, 26.03.2013, 26.04.2013, 26.06.2013 and 17.12.2012it reveals that the complainant paid Rs. 15,525/- towards registration of a plot measuring 100sq. yds. @ 1552/- per sq. yd. to the opposite party. The remaining amount was to be paid in monthly installment of Rs.58,21/-. The complainant has already paid a sum of Rs.29,105/- to the opposite party.
The version of the complainant has remainedunrebutted and unchallenged. Therefore, there is no reason to disbelieve the unrebutted and unchallenged version and evidence of the complainant. The complainant from the unrebutted and unchallenged version and evidence has been able to prove that the complainant on 17.12.2012 booked a plot measuring 100sq.yds in Shiv Vatika project of the opposite party situated at Delhi-Jaipur Highway,NeemaranaPota, Shahpura NH-08, Rajasthan @ Rs.1552/- per sq yd. on payment of Rs. 15,525/-. The remaining sale price was to be paid in equal 24 monthly installments of Rs.5,821/-. The complainant paid Rs.29,105/- of five monthly installments and asked the opposite party to show site and status of the Plot and the project.But the opposite party failed to show land and status of the plot to the complainant despite repeated requests. The complainant several times visited office of the opposite partyand requested him to show land of the project and status of the plot. But the opposite party on one pretext or the anotherfailed to show land of the project and status of the project and hand over possession of the plot.Hence the opposite party adopted unfair trade practice and there is deficiency in service on the part of the opposite party. Therefore, theopposite party is liable to refund the amount received from the complainant and pay compensation for mental agony, pain and harassment.
In light of the above discussion and observationsthe complaint succeeds and is allowed.Theopposite party is directed to refund Rs.44,630/-(Rs.15,525/- registration fee + Rs.29,105/- five installments)with interest @ 9% per annum from the date of filing of the complaint till actual realization of the amount and pay compensation ofRs.20,000/- for mental agony, pain and harassment and litigation expenses.
Order pronounced on :05.08.2017
(PUNEET LAMBA) (R.S. BAGRI) MEMBER PRESIDENT
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