YOGESHWAR filed a consumer case on 16 May 2018 against VIJAY SALES in the East Delhi Consumer Court. The case no is CC/753/2015 and the judgment uploaded on 08 Jun 2018.
DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTE REDRESSAL FORUM, EAST, Govt of NCT Delhi
CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTRE, 1st FLOOR, SAINI ENCLAVE, DELHI 110092
Consumer complaint no. 753 / 2015
Date of Institution 28/09/2015
Order Reserved on 16/05/2018
Date of Order 17/05/2018 In matter of
Mr Yogeshwar Chaudhary, adult
R/o – 9/5180, Old Seelampur
Gandhi Nagar, Delhi 110031 …………………………….……..…………….Complainant
Vs
1 M/s Vijay Sales
A-18, Swasthya Vihar,
Vikas Marg, Delhi 110092
2 Micromax Informatics Ltd.
697, Micromax House,
Phase V, Udhyog Vihar, Gurgaon 122001………………………..………….Opponents
Complainant’s Advocate …………………Rajesh Sharma
Opponent 1……………………………………..Legal Needs Advocates
Opponent 2 …………………....………………Advo. Satya Vir Sharma
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 a Micromax LED TV vide model no. 50C4400FHD from OP1/ M/s Vijay Sales for a sum of Rs 39,990/-(Ex. CW1/1) on 14/10/2014. The said TV worked well up to July 2015 and thereafter hazy pictures started appearing, so contacted OP2 through customer care number 18605008899 and also send email to OP2 on 09/06/2015 (Ex CW1/3) for replacing the TV or remove the defect as TV was under warranty. The service engineer attended the said TV on 09/08/2015 and put remark as “Sensor Not Working” vide job sheet no. DEL 200415 (Ex CW1/2).
It was promised to get the said TV replaced by a new one if said part was not available. Despite of repeated lodging complaints, neither part was replaced nor new TV given, so complainant felt harassed so filed this complaint and claiming refund of cost of his LED TV cost Rs 39990/-with compensation sum of Rs 40,000/-for mental and physical harassment. Complainant also claimed Rs 10,000/- as cost of litigation.
OP1/ M/s Vijay sales submitted their written statement and stated that complainant had purchased the said TV after full satisfaction and demonstration at their shop. It was installed by the service engineer and was working well. It was denied that OP1 ever assured complainant for services by OP1 rather it was assured that the manufacturer/OP2 would provide free services under warranty for one year from the date of purchase as per OP2’s warranty manual given with the said TV. Rest all allegations on OP1 were denied as wrong and incorrect. Hence, there was no deficiency in the service of selling the company’s product, so this complaint be dismissed.
OP2/M/s Micromax submitted written statement and denied all the allegations against them. It was admitted that the said TV had one year warranty and were ready to provide services and even replacement of the product if found manufacturing defect. It was submitted that complainant had not submitted company’s terms and conditions with complaint. So without having terms and condition in warranty card for free services and concrete evidence to prove manufacturing defect, OP2 were not in a position to provide the services, so this complaint be dismissed.
Complainant filed his rejoinder and denied all replies filed by OP2 as wrong and all his facts were correct as stated in his complaint. Complainant did not submit rejoinder to OP1’s written statement as no relief was claimed against OP1. Complainant submitted evidences on affidavit and affirmed on oath that all evidences submitted on record were correct.
OP1/ M/s Vijay Sales submitted evidences on affidavit through Mr Sonu Kumar Singh as authorised representative and affirmed on oath that facts submitted in their written statement were correct and new product was sold by them after proper demonstration and satisfaction. OP1 affirmed that the said TV had one year warranty with service manual.
OP2 also submitted evidences on affidavit through Mr Mohd Asad Shakeel working as Sr Manager Legal and as AR and reaffirmed on oath that all the evidences on record were correct and complainant had not submitted any proof of manufacturing defect. Both the parties submitted written arguments and taken on record.
Arguments were heard from both the parties and after file perused, order was reserved.
We have gone through all the facts and evidences on record, it was evident that the said TV developed problem of Hazy pictures during warranty tenure and was noted as “Sensor not working”. Even after assurance from OP2’s service engineer for replacing the sensor or replacement of TV, no step was taken by OP2 despite of reminding by complainant. This proves deficiency in services by OP2 though no deficiency in sale of TV was noted against OP1.
We come to the conclusion that this complaint has merit and the same deserve to be allowed with the following order—
The copy of this order be sent to the parties under reguilation 18 of the Consumer Protection regulations 2005 (in short the CPR) and file be consigned to the Record Room un regulation 20(1) of the CPR.
(Dr) P N Tiwari, Member Mrs Harpreet Kaur, Member
Shri Sukhdev Singh, President
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