Today is fixed for order.

After giving consideration to the submissions advanced by the Ld. Advocate of the complainant and the contents of the complaint we see that the OPs run a business for providing job in Aviation Company to the aspiring youth in lieu of money. The complainant wanted to get a job in the category of cabin crew in any aviation company and contacted the OPs and an agreement was entered into and payment of Rs. 1, 50,000/- was made by the complainant. Not that application was made by the complainant before any aviation company and in case of employment the “appointment letter” operates as an “offer”. There was no offer a floated before the complainant from the end of any aviation company. Therefore, the question of job agreement in between the complainant and the employer has not arisen in this case. As a matter of fact the complainant could not and did not connect herself with any aviation company. Instead of she fell prey to the bait given a job trafficking racket. She could have approached police authority seeking relief. We are bound to see that under a lawful agreement the money was paid. There is nothing on record to show that the OPs were entrusted by any aviation company with the task for recruiting employees. In the absence of material showing the legal connection of the OPs with any aviation company, we are unable to hold a view that the OPs were empowered to collect money from the complainant and that the agreement which was made by the OPs with the complainant was unlawful one. She cannot get any relief from this Commission as per agreement under which payment was made was an unlawful one.

Hence it is ordered that the case be and the same is dismissed as being not admitted.

Let a plain copy be given to the parties free of cost as per CPR.

Dictated and Corrected by

[HON'BLE MR. Lakshmi Kanta Das]
PRESIDENT