Karnataka

Kolar

CC/09/176

BEML Employees Credit Co-operative Society (Regd.) - Complainant(s)

Versus

S.H.Thimmaraju - Opp.Party(s)

25 Mar 2010

ORDER


THE DISTRICT CONSUMAR DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM
No.419, Ist Floor,. H.N. Gowda Building, M.B.Road, Kolar-563101
consumer case(CC) No. CC/09/176

BEML Employees Credit Co-operative Society (Regd.)
...........Appellant(s)

Vs.

Medical Officer
S.H.Thimmaraju
...........Respondent(s)


BEFORE:


Complainant(s)/Appellant(s):


OppositeParty/Respondent(s):


OppositeParty/Respondent(s):


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ORDER

CC Filed on 06.11.2009 Disposed on 19.04.2010 BEFORE THE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM, KOLAR. Dated: 19th day of April 2010 PRESENT: Sri. G.V.HEGDE, President. Sri. T.NAGARAJA, Member. Smt. K.G.SHANTALA, Member. --- Consumer Complaint No. 176/2009 Between: BEML Employees Credit Co-operative Society (Regd.), Maharaja Road, Robertsonpet, Kolar Gold Fields. Represented by its: Secretary. ….Complainant V/S 1. Sri. S.H. Thimmaraju, Government Hospital, Mulbagal. 2. The Medical Officer, Primary Health Centre, Kannasandra, Mulbagal. 3. The Medical Officer, Government Hospital, Mulbagal. ….Opposite Parties ORDERS This is a complaint filed under section 12 of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 praying for a direction against the opposite party No.3 to effect prompt deduction of the loan installments as undertaken by OP.2 and to credit the same to complainant-society with costs, etc., 2. The material facts of complainant’s case may be stated as follows: That the complainant is a credit co-operative society and OP.1 who is working as a government servant, is an associate member of complainant-society and that OP.1 had borrowed Rs.50,000/- on 06.07.2004 while he was working at P.H.C, Kannasandra, Mulbagal Taluk agreeing to repay the loan and interest in 53 monthly installments of Rs.1,400/- and in default agreeing to pay overdue interest at one and a quarter time the ordinary rate of interest from the due date to the date of regularization of payment. Further that OP.1 was working under OP.2, who was Pay Disbursing Officer and that the said officer had undertaken to deduct the installments becoming due out of the salary payable to OP.1 and to remit the same to complainant-society and that he failed to deduct the said installments as undertaken and to remit to complainant-society and that he had also undertaken to instruct the subsequent Pay Disbursing Officer to effect the deduction in the event of the transfer of OP.1 to any other place. It is made out that for the present OP.1 has been working in Primary Health Centre, Government Hospital, Mulbagal and OP.3 is the present Pay Disbursing Officer. Therefore at the time of passing this order OP.3 is impleaded to avoid the delay. It is made out that OP.2 or OP.3 has not effected deduction of installments and that OP.1 has also failed to repay the loan and the installments. It is alleged that for the present certain amount is outstanding in the said loan account of OP.1. 3. The notices issued by this Forum to OP.1 and OP.2 under RPAD did not returned, therefore service of notices on them is taken as sufficient. The OP.1 and 2 did not appear and did not file any version. Considering the facts of the case fresh notice to OP.3 is felt unnecessary. The complainant filed affidavit in support of the allegations made in the complaint. 4. The averments in the complaint may be believed to be true as the OP.1 and 2 remained absent, though the service of notice on them is held sufficient. The undertaking letter issued by OP.2 the then Pay Disbursing Officer shows that in the event of transfer of the employee he would instruct the subsequent Pay Disbursing Officer to effect deduction. The affidavit of complainant shows that the subsequent Pay Disbursing Officer namely OP.3 has not made such deduction which amounts to deficiency in service. Hence we pass the following: O R D E R The complaint is allowed. OP.3 is directed to deduct Rs.1,400/- per month out of the monthly salary payable to OP.1 and to credit the same to complainant-society till the closure of loan. The parties shall bear their own costs. Dictated to the Stenographer, corrected and pronounced in open Forum this the 19th day of April 2010. MEMBER MEMBER PRESIDENT