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ROBIN AGAARWAL filed a consumer case on 10 Oct 2017 against PURPLE MOBILE in the East Delhi Consumer Court. The case no is CC/161/2015 and the judgment uploaded on 09 Nov 2017.
CONSUMER DISPUTE REDRESSAL FORUM, EAST, Govt of NCT Delhi
CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTRE, 1st FLOOR, SAINI ENCLAVE, DELHI 110092
Consumer complaint no. 161 /2015
Date of Institution 10/03/2015
Order Reserved on 10/10/2017
Date of Order 11/10/2017 In matter of
Mr Robin Agarwal, adult
R/0 – C-51, DDA Colony
West Gorakh Park, Shahdara, Delhi 110032 ….……..…………….Complainant
Vs
1 M/s Cell Well Communication
a-117, Main Vikas Marg, opp. Metro Pillor no. 35,
Laxmi Nagar, Delhi 110092
2 Purple Mobile,
D-61, Sec. 63,
Noida, UP………………………………………………………..…………..……….Opponents
Quorum Sh Sukhdev Singh President
Dr P N Tiwari Member
Order by Dr P N Tiwari Member
Brief Facts of the case
Complainant purchased Sony X Peria mobile from Cell Well Communications / OP1 on 13/04/2014 having IMEI no. 355666055548860 vide invoice no. 4908 for a sum of Rs 27,600/- (Ex CW1/1) and at the same time mobile got insured from OP2 / Purple Mobile for paying a sum of Rs 2760/- for two years from 13/04/2014 to 12/04/2015 vide Purple ID no. 396226. The said mobile had been insured by OP2 for liquid and physical damage for two years and theft and total loss for fifteen years (Ex CW1/2).
The said mobile screen got damaged for which complainant gave to OP2 for replacing as per the warranty vide job card no. 3618 on 29/10/2014 (Ex CW1/3), but complainant did not get the mobile screen replaced or returned the mobile so complainant sent request letter to OPs on 18/12/2014 and again on 23/01/2015, but did not get any reply, so filed this complaint claiming for return of repaired mobile or refund of the cost of the mobile a sum of Rs 27600/- with compensation of sum of Rs 20,000/- and Rs 2000/- as litigation charges.
Notices were issued to the OPs. Despite of receiving notices, neither OP 1 nor 2 put their appearances or submitted their written statement. Hence, case was preceded Ex Parte against OPs. Complainant submitted Ex Parte evidences on affidavit where he affirmed on oath that all the contents and evidences were true and correct.
Even on the date of arguments, OPs did not put their appearance for arguments after giving ample opportunity so arguments were heard from complainant and file was perused and order was reserved.
We have gone through all the facts and evidences on record of complainant as evidences on affidavit were not controverted, so evidences were accepted. It is evident that OP2 was deficient in services under insured tenure of two years for providing services as per terms and conditions for damages, but has not rectified the defect/replaced the broken screen nor returned the mobile to the complainant. As OP1 was seller so there was no liability found against OP1.
Thus we come to the conclusion that this complaint has merit and we pass the following order as under—
The copy of this order be sent to the parties as per the Regulation 18 of the Consumer Protection Regulation and file be consigned to the Record Room under regulation 20(1) of the Consumer Protection Regulation 2005.
(Dr) P N Tiwari Sukhdev Singh
Member President
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