West Bengal

Nadia

CC/123/2023

SRI KHOKAN JOARDER - Complainant(s)

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SIMOCO SYSTEM AND INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTION LIMITED, - Opp.Party(s)

PRODIP BANERJEE

29 Aug 2024

ORDER

DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION
NADIA
170,DON BOSCO ROAD, AUSTIN MEMORIAL BUILDING.
NADIA, KRISHNAGAR
 
Complaint Case No. CC/123/2023
( Date of Filing : 28 Dec 2023 )
 
1. SRI KHOKAN JOARDER
S/O- LATE PARIMAL KANTI JOARDER, SHANKAR MISSION PARA, P.O.- KRISHNAGAR, P.S.-KOTWALI, DIST- NADIA, PIN- 741101, WEST BENGAL
2. 2. MRS. BARNALI JOARDER
W/O- SRI KHOKAN JOARDER SHANKAR MISSION PARA, P.O.- KRISHNAGAR, P.S.-KOTWALI, DIST- NADIA, PIN- 741101, WEST BENGAL
...........Complainant(s)
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1. SIMOCO SYSTEM AND INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTION LIMITED,
REPRESENTED BY SRI ALOKE KUMAR DEY, AUTHORISED SIGNATORY, REGISTERED OFFICE AT GODREJ GENESIS BUILDING, 2ND FLOOR, BLOCK E.P & G.P, SECTOR- V, SALT LAKE, ELECTRONICS COMPLEX- 700091
............Opp.Party(s)
 
BEFORE: 
 HON'BLE MR. HARADHAN MUKHOPADHYAY PRESIDENT
 HON'BLE MR. NIROD BARAN ROY CHOWDHURY MEMBER
 
PRESENT:PRODIP BANERJEE, Advocate for the Complainant 1
 
Dated : 29 Aug 2024
Final Order / Judgement

Ld. Advocate(s)

                                    For Complainant: Prodip Banerjee

                                    For OP/OPs : None

 

            Date of filing of the case                       :28.12.2023

            Date of Disposal  of the case               :29.08.2024

 

Final Order / Judgment dtd.29.08.2024

The concise fact of the case of the complainant  is that the complainants Khokan Joardar & Barnali Joardar applied for 2BHK flat vide application no. 403032 to the Developer Simoco System and Infrastructure  Solution  Limited  OP  No.1. One lottery was held  on 15.07.2014 and the complainants  Khokan Joardar and Barnali Joardar  were allotted   2BHK flat in SANHITA  Project  of OP company at flat no. 2D, 2nd  floor Block 2B 12 having super built-up area of 734 Sq. Ft. approx .The parties entered  into a sale agreement  on 29.06.2015. The OP  issued  confirmation  letter to the complainants  on 06.11.2014. The  complainants  paid a total sum of Rs.1125058/- to the OP on different dates  from 28.08.2015 to 17.08.2023 as per the  para 2 of the complaint.  Thereafter,  the complainants also  paid money  and he paid  total Rs.1428804/- but the OP failed to  hand over  the said  flat to the complainant  as per the agreement  dated 29.06.2015. The complainants visited the office  of the OP several times  and demanded  to hand over  the said flat to the  complainant  but to no effect.  The complainants  lastly  sent a cheque  bearing no. 168348 dated 14.08.2023 in favour of the OP. Due to not to handing over the said flat  the complainants  suffered  loss  and mental pain and agony for a sum of Rs.1428804/- and other  amounts. The complainants  claimed that the cause of action arose on  17.04.2014 and lastly on 17.08.2023 when the last cheque  was encashed  by OP.  The complainants  prayed for an award  for a sum of Rs.1428804/-, Rs.30,00,000/- towards harassment  mental pain and suffering  and litigation cost.

          Initially,  the OP appeared  in this case but subsequently,  did not  contest the case . Accordingly,  the case is decided  to be heard ex-parte  against the OP as per the  order no. 8  dated 03.07.2024.

 The complainants in order substantiate the case  adduced  evidence  in the form  of affidavit in chief . The complainants  also proved some documents :-

Annexure-A:- Is the copy of agreement  between the  complainants Khokan Joardar and Barnali Joardar  and the OP Simoco System and Infrastructure  Solution  Limited  dated 29.06.2015.

Annexure-B:- Is the confirmation  of allotment  letter dated 06.12.2014 issued by SANHITA to the  complainants  Khokan Joardar  part of annexure-B is the different  copies  of document showing payment of money by the  complainants  to the Ops different dates.

Annexure-C:- Is  the copy of banking  transaction  between the  complainants  and the OP.

Annexure-D:- Is the  copy of  postal receipt  along with copy of cheque  for Rs.3739/-.

The complainants  in their  evidence  categorically  stated that  the complainants  paid a total  sum of Rs.1428804/- to the  OP for  purchasing  of the said  flat.

The OP in their  W/V stated that the  complainant  is  a customer  of the OP and the OP entered  into an agreement  for sale of flat of the  OP on 29.06.2015  and  the OP   will  deliver the flat within 36 months  with a grace period of 6 months  from the date of  allotment  subject  to payment of total consideration.

It is  the settled position  of law  that admitted facts  need not be  proved. However, the complainants by filing  affidavit in chief categorically  stated about the  payment of the aforesaid  money of the  OP. The date of agreement is  on 29.06.2015. Even after  expiry of   the grace period of 6 months and further 180 days , it is found that the  OP failed to deliver the said flat  within the statutory period  as per  the agreement.  There is  nothing  to show  that the complainants  did not pay   consideration money. The OP could not adduce   any evidence  to establish  that the complainants  failed  to pay the consideration money  for the schedule flat.

The complaints duly proved  that he paid  the consideration money  for purchasing  the  flat  but as per  the evidence  available  in the case record  the OP failed  to deliver the said flat within the  time limit as agreed  by the parties.

Thus  having assessed the entire  oral and documentary evidence the Commission  comes  to the finding that the complainants   successfully proved the case against the  OP ex-parte. The entire  evidence  of the OP stands  unchallenged  and undiscarded  in as much as the case is heard ex-parte .

In the backdrop of the aforesaid  discussion  and observation  made hereinabove  the Commission  comes to the  finding  that the case  against  the complainant stands duly proved upto the hilt.

Accordingly, the complaint case succeeds  ex-parte against the OP with cost.

 

                              Hence,

                                        It is

                                                                      Ordered

          that the complaint case no. CC/123/2023 be and the same is allowed ex-parte against OP with cost of Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand). The complainant Khokan Joardar and Barnali Joardar  do get an award  against  the OP Simoco System and Infrastructure  Solution Limited for Rs.1428804/- (Rupees fourteen lakh twenty eight thousand  eight hundred four) together with interest  @12% p.a  form the date of payment  till the date of its realisation. , Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees  one lakh) towards   harassment , mental pain and agony and unfair trade practice  and Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand) towards litigation cost. The OP Simoco System    andInfrastructure  Solution Limited  is directed to pay Rs.15,38,804/- (Rupees fifteen lakh thirty eight thousand  eight hundred four) to the complainants  within 30 days from the date of passing the final award failing which  the entire award money shall carry an interest @12% p.a  from the date of passing the final order till the date of its realiation.

All interim application (I.A) stands disposed of accordingly.

                                        D.A. to note in the trial register.

                                        The case is accordingly disposed of.

          Let a copy of this final order be supplied to both the parties as free of costs.           

Dictated & corrected by me

 

 

 ............................................

PRESIDENT

(SHRI HARADHAN MUKHOPADHYAY,)   

                                       ................ ..........................................

                                                                                                                               PRESIDENT

 

                                                                                                 (Shri   HARADHAN MUKHOPADHYAY,)

I  concur,

  ........................................                                              

          MEMBER                                                                   

(  Shri   NIROD  BARAN   ROY  CHOWDHURY)         

 
 
[HON'BLE MR. HARADHAN MUKHOPADHYAY]
PRESIDENT
 
 
[HON'BLE MR. NIROD BARAN ROY CHOWDHURY]
MEMBER
 

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