Kerala

Kasaragod

CC/13/5

Subair.K - Complainant(s)

Versus

The Manager - Opp.Party(s)

23 Feb 2015

ORDER

C.D.R.F. Kasaragod
Kerala
 
Complaint Case No. CC/13/5
 
1. Subair.K
S/o.Muhammed,HNO-241/14,Ajanur,R/at Kothikkal House,P.O.Kolavayal,Ajanur Village
Kasaragod
Kerala
...........Complainant(s)
Versus
1. The Manager
Pace Motors,Adukkathbail,P.O.Kasaragod
Kasaragod
Kerala
............Opp.Party(s)
 
BEFORE: 
 HON'BLE MRS. P.RAMADEVI PRESIDENT
 HONABLE MRS. Beena.K.G. MEMBER
 HON'BLE MRS. Shiba.M.Samuel MEMBER
 
For the Complainant:
For the Opp. Party:
ORDER

D.o.F:9/1/13

D.O.O:23/2/15

IN THE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM, KASARAGOD

                                              CC.NO.5/13

                          Dated this, the 23rd      day of  February 2015

PRESENT:

SMT.P.RAMADEVI            : PRESIDENT

SMT.BEENA K.G               : MEMBER

SMT.SHIBA.M.SAMUEL    : MEMBER

Subair, K,  S/o Muhammed,

HNO-241/14 Ajanur,R/at Kothikkal House                       : Complainant

Po.Kolavayal,Ajanur.Kasaragod.

(Adv.P.Latheesh)

 

Manager, Pace Motors,

 Adukathbail, Po.Kasaragod..                                        : Opposite party

(Adv. Madhavan Malankad)

 

                                                 ORDER

SMT.BEENA K.G       : MEMBER

          Bereft of unnecessaries  the case of the complainant  Subair is that  he purchased a  Honda Motor cycle  bearing Rg No. KL 14 L 4095 from opposite party  on 24/2/12  for an amount of Rs.74500/-.  The  complainant booked for a  black coloured car .  After 7 months of purchase the colour of the vehicle  seems to be faded  and it is informed to the opposite party.   The complainant alleges that opposite has coated  black colour on red vehicle. Complainant approached  opposite party with complaint. Opposite party has  assured to take necessary steps.  But opposite party has not taken any steps .  So a registered lawyer notice was sent on 12/12/12 .  But opposite party refused the lawyer notice  hence the complaint for necessary redressal.

   Adv. Sri.Madhavan Malankad filed  vakalath and version  for opposite party denying all contentions of complainant.  It is denied that the  colour of the vehicle started to fade out  or  in beneath  the paint is seen  as red in colour.  Opposite party delivered black coloured  vehicle only.  It is not red colour.  Vehicle is delivered by the manufacturer  direct  to the dealer.  Dealer is not changing its colour  prior to the delivery     to the customer. Allegation of coating  black on genuine red is false.  There is no manufacturing defect to the vehicle and hence opposite party is not liable to pay any compensation or  replacement of the vehicle  as claimed in the complaint.

        Complainant represented by his power of attorney holder  filed proof affidavit  and examined as PW1. Exts.A1 to A6 marked.  The copy of the RC book is  produced.   Which  is marked as Ext.A1.  Copy of  of the emission warranty card and warranty  registration card  are produced which are marked as A2 and A3.   Registered lawyer notice  sent by the complainant to opposite party on 12/12/12 is Ext.A4.  But the opposite party has refused a lawyer notice and the same is produced as Ext.A5.  Complainant has produced photos of the vehicle marked as Ext.A6  showing the faded black colour  beneath  red colour .The photos shows the registration number of the vehicle also.  Except filing a version  opposite party has not taken  any steps to  prove their  case.  Even after getting seven  consecutive  posting dates for  opposite party ‘s evidence  they failed neither to give  any evidence nor produced any documents  .

     While  evaluating the complaint, version,  affidavit and documents  it is clear that  complainant  booked for  balck coloured vehicle which is mentioned in Ext.A2.  But  the colour of the vehicle  faded and became red.  The allegation of the complainant is that  opposite party has coated black color  upon red coloured vehicle  since the black coloured vehicles are  higher price than the red coloured vehicles.    Opposite party failed to  prove contrary.   If so  it amounts to unfair trade practice and  deficiency in service on the part of  opposite party.  Due  to the unfair trade practice and  deficiency in service on the part of  opposite party  complainant sustained  loss and mental agony. Which is to be compensated.

   Hence the complaint is allowed  directing the opposite party to  pay  Rs.74500/- ie  the cost of the vehicle  with a compensation  of Rs.10,000/-  and Rs.5000/- as cost to the complainant.   On receipt of the amount the complainant is directed to return the vehicle to opposite party.  Time for compliance is 30 days from the date of receipt of copy of this order.

Exts:

A1- copy of the RC book

A2- copy of warranty card

A3-copy of registration card

A4-copy of lawyer notice

A5-returned envelop

A6-photos  of vehicle

PW1-Rashid-PA holder of  complainant

Sd/                                                   Sd/                                                     Sd/

MEMBER                                             MEMBER                                                 PRESIDENT

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                                                                             /forwarded by Order/

SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT

 
 
[HON'BLE MRS. P.RAMADEVI]
PRESIDENT
 
[HONABLE MRS. Beena.K.G.]
MEMBER
 
[HON'BLE MRS. Shiba.M.Samuel]
MEMBER

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