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VASHUDHA KANSAL filed a consumer case on 30 Apr 2019 against SAMSUNG in the East Delhi Consumer Court. The case no is CC/281/2017 and the judgment uploaded on 03 Jun 2019.
CONSUMER DISPUTE REDRESSAL FORUM, EAST, Govt of NCT Delhi
CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTRE, 1st FLOOR, SAINI ENCLAVE, DELHI 110092
Consumer Complaint no. 281/2017
Date of Institution 16/08/2017
Order Reserved on 30/04/2019
Date of Order 03/05/2019
In matter of
Mrs Vasudha Kansal
R/o 194 Second Floor
Hargovind Enclave Delhi 110092.………..…………….Complainant
Vs
1-M/ The Manager
M/s MAA Vashnavi E Services Pvt Ltd.
1, New Rajdhani Enclave 1st Floor
Nr Preet Vihar Metro Station, Delhi 110092
2-M/a Samsung India Pvt Ltd.
20th to 24th Floor Two Horizon Centre
Golf Course Road, Sec. 43 DLF Ph V
Gurgaon Haryana 122202…………………………………..Opponents
Complainant’ Advocate In Person
Opponent’s 1&2 Advocate Prashant Arora –Kapoor & Co.
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 Samsung mobile vide model no. Samsung Galaxy J 500 FZDDNSS/no. RZ8H711PFHJ from Agmatel India Pvt Ltd at G 119 V3S Mall Vikas Marg Delhi 110092 on 03/09/2016 for a sum of Rs 9902/- after discount (Ex CW1/1) vide bill no. S16/1812 having IMEI no. 359593076073502 in the name of Akash Gupta & Co. a chartered account’s firm. The said mobile had one year standard warranty provided by seller on behalf of manufacturer//OP2. After using over one year developed problem in display screen, so visited OP1/authorised service centre who told after inspection of mobile that the display screen was damaged so would require replacement after paying its charges Rs 3001/- though mobile was under warranty (Ex CW1/2).
It was stated that after using for about one month said mobile again developed problem so again taken to OP2, but this time OP2 told that the said mobile had physical damage, so rough estimate of Rs 3000/- was which was denied and made complaint to OP2 via email (Ex CW1/2) and thereafter OP22 replied and asked complainant to submit mobile with OP1, but it was asked to pay the repair cost as mobile had physical damage (Ex CW1/3). Complainant again sent email to OP2 for getting her phone free of cost (Ex CW1/4), but OP-1 refused to repair as mobile was under warranty. Seeing deficient services of OP, filed this complaint and claimed refund of the cost of mobile Rs 11140/- and compensation Rs 10,000/- for mental harassment with Rs 1,000/- as litigation charge.
OP1 & 2 submitted written statement jointly and denied all the allegations alleged against them. It was stated that due to physical damage, warranty was void and replacement cost was asked for which complainant refused, so there was no deficiency in services on the part of OP1.
It was also submitted that the said mobile was in the name of complainant and the purchaser was a chartered accountancy co. and the same mobile was being used for commercial use. So complainant was not a consumer as per the Act. It was stated that instead of getting her mobile repaired, asked for refund of the cost of the mobile which was not as per the policy of OP2. The said mobile was not insured for loss or damages including liquid or physical. Also there was no manufacturing defect ever reported, so there was no reason to replace the mobile. OP had also submitted customer’s satisfaction report and feedback form (Ex OPW2/ C&D). OP also relied on citation Sushila Automobiles Ltd vs Dr Birendra Narain & others, 3(2010)CPJ 130(NC). As here in this case, the said mobile physical damages, but no manufacturing defect. Hence, this complaint has no merit and so deserves to be dismissed.
Complainant filed her rejoinder where she denied all the replies made by OP1&2. She also submitted evidences on her own affidavit and reaffirmed on oath that after relying on cash memo CW1/1 and service report CW1/2, her mobile was not serviced by OP1 as the said mobile was under warranty. So all facts of her complaint were correct and true and claim be awarded in her favour.
OP1&2 jointly submitted evidence through Mr anup Kumar Mathur, AR with OP 1 &2 and stated on oath that OP had worked as per terms and condition set by manufacture /OP2 and service engineer with OP1. Complainant had put all baseless allegations on OP1 &2 whereas OP relied on warranty conditions and service reports. It was submitted that complainant had paid for screen damage, but refused to rectify physical damage in her mobile which was never covered under any warranty conditions. Hence there were no merits and all allegations were baseless, so complaint be dismissed.
Arguments were heard from both the party counsels and after perusal of records on file, order was reserved.
We have gone through all the facts and evidences on record. It was observed that said mobile was purchased by a chartered accountancy co. and was used for commercial purpose, but complainant had no where stated that she was using for her livelihood. That being so this complaint has no merit so complaint deserves dismissal, so dismissed without any order to cost.
The first free copy of this order be sent to the parties as per the Section 18 (6) of the Consumer Protection Regulation, 2005 ( in short CPR) and file be consigned to the Record Room under Section 20(1) of CPR.
(Dr) P N Tiwari Member Sukhdev Singh President
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