Telangana

Warangal

27/06

Thumma Sunitha - Complainant(s)

Versus

YadaChit Fund by its Managing Director R.Srinivas - Opp.Party(s)

G.Ganesh

29 Aug 2006

ORDER


District Consumer Forum, Warangal
District Consumer Forum, Balasamudram,Hanmakonda
consumer case(CC) No. 27/06

Thumma Sunitha
Thumma Sunitha
...........Appellant(s)

Vs.

YadaChit Fund by its Managing Director R.Srinivas
YadaChit Fund by its Managing Director R.Srinivas
...........Respondent(s)


BEFORE:


Complainant(s)/Appellant(s):


OppositeParty/Respondent(s):


OppositeParty/Respondent(s):


OppositeParty/Respondent(s):




ORDER

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BEFORE THE DISTRICT CONSUMER WARANGAL

 

Present:       Sri                                                 President

                                               Sri                                                Member

                                      AND

 

                                                                                                Member

 

Thursday the 31st July, 2008.

 

CONSUMER DISPUTE NO. 27/2006

 

Between:

 

Smt. W/o. Age: 32 yrs., R/o.H.No.11-22-529,

Tilak Road,

Kashibugga,

Warangal District.

   … Complainant

 

A N D

1. M/

   

        S/

    Age: 38 years,     R/o.H.No.8-11-50,

    II Floor, Pinnavari Street,

   

 

2. M/

    H.No.8-11-50,

    Second Floor,

    Pinnavari Street,

   

… Opposite Parties

Counsel for the Complainant               ::       Sri. 

 

 

Counsel for the Opposite Party     ::       Sri.

 

Counsel for the Opposite Party     ::       Did not appear and has been

   

 

This complaint coming for final hearing before this Forum, the Forum pronounced the following Order.

 

                              

ORDER

Sri D.

 

This is a complaint filed by the complainant i.e.

 

The brief averments contained in the complaint filed by the complainant are as follows:

 

     The case of the complainant is that the complainant joined as member in the chits run by the opposite parties for the chit value of Rs.2,00,000/-  payable in 25 months @ Rs.8,000/- per month.  The said chit was ended with ending of May, 2003.  Thus, the complainant is entitled for Rs.2  But the opposite parties have failed to pay the chit amount immediately after completion of the chit period.  Accordingly, the complainant through her father made several remands for the payment of said chit amount.  At last, the opposite party has issued one account payee 3-10-2003 drawn on The 10-10-2003 through opposite party banker.  Accordingly, the complainant presented the India, Battala Bazaar Branch, 08-10-2003 but to her utter surprise, aforesaid   Thereafter he got issued legal notice on 23-10-2003 to the opposite party demanding amount under the said   After receiving notice, issuing the reply, the opposite party approached the complainant and her father demanding and requested not to approach any court, there after the complainant filed this complaint before this Forum.

 

The opposite party No.1 filed his written version contending in brief as follows:-

 

     The case of the opposite parties is that the opposite party No.1 who is the Managing Partner as the signatory is ceased to be a partner with effect

 

  The opposite party denied that the complainant is not a subscriber of the chit value of Rs.2  The main contention of the opposite party is that since his partnership has ceased in the M/    Since his name was ceased from the opposite parties he is not liable to pay any cash of Rs.2,00,000/- including company commission to the complainant and further his contention is that his Partnership was ceased on 22-08-2003 the assets and liabilities with the company of him were transferred on the other partners and those are still continuing the said company by reconstituting said partnership and if any liabilities after reconstituting devolved on the present partners only but not on ceased partners and the present partners have to be made as the parties to the complaint as they are necessary parties as the assets and liabilities are devolved on them since the date, the signatory ceased to be a partner and the opposite party not represented by the signatory as he is ceased to be a partner and he is not at all liable and he requested to this Forum to dismiss the case. 

 

03.       Hence, this Forum set it  

04.     The complainant in support of his claim filed his Affidavit in the form of chief examination and marked Exs.A-01 to A-06.  On behalf of opposite party No.1 Sri

 

05.     Now the point for consideration is:

 

 

1.     Whether there is any deficiency of service on the part of the Opposite

 

2.     To what

 

 

After arguments of the both side counsels our reasons are like this.

 

Point No.1:-

 

     After gone through the Affidavits filed by the complainant as well as opposite party and also documents filed by the complainant as well as opposite parties we opine that the opposite parties 1 & 2 are liable to pay an amount of Rs.1,92,000/- for chit No.24 alongwith interest  as per Ex.A-1 which is the   His contention is that as per Exs.B-1 and B-2 i.e. his Partnership has ceased as a partner with the M/   May, 2003 and further Ex.A-1 signature, Written Version and   liable to pay the   It is true that as per Ex.B-1 & B-2 the Partnership of the opposite party No.1 was ceased on 22-08-2003 even though the Partnership was ceased he was a partner prior to that itself.  During the entire chit transaction the opposite party No.1 remained as Managing Partner and further Ex.A-1 the opposite party No.1 he himself intentionally issued cheque while he intentionally issued

 

It is an admitted fact that as per the version of complainant as well as opposite party No.1 that the complainant is a subscriber of the chit in opposite parties when it is admitted certainly the opposite parties 1 &  are liable to pay the chit amounts along with interest.  From Ex.A-6 it is clearly goes  to show that the complainant is  the subscriber  of  the  M/s.   Chit Funds Company when she was the subscriber and it is an admitted fact from the complainant and the opposite parties and she is certainly entitled  to get the amount from the opposite parties, we already stated supra with regard to the Ex.A-1  by way of saying that the opposite party No.1 he himself issued

 

Point No.2   What Relief-  The first point is decided in

 

In the result, this complaint is allowed to direct the opposite parties to pay an amount of Rs.1  We are not awarding any damages.

 

A month’s time is granted to the opposite parties for the compliance of the order.

 

(Dictated to the Stenographer, transcribed by him, corrected and pronounced by us in the open Forum today, the 31st July, 2008) .

 

                                                                                                                                                 Member          Member            President,

                                                         District Consumer Forum, Warangal.

         

APPENDIX OF EVIDNECE

WITNESSES EXAMINED

 

 

                          ON BEHALF OF Affidavit of Complainant                                     Affidavit of Opposite Party

 

EXHIBITS MARKED

ON BEHALFOF COMPLAINANT

 

 

01.   Ex.A-1 is the Original Demand Draft for Rs.103-10-2003.

 

 

02.   Ex.A-2 is the Original Savings Account pay-in-slip, 8-10-2003.

03.   Ex.A-3 is the Original Memorandum of The

04.   Ex.A-4 is the Postal registered slip with Sl.No.708.

05.   Ex.A-5 is the Legal Notice, dated 23-10-2003.

06.   Ex.A-6 is the M/

 

ON BEHALF OF Opposite partIES

01.   Ex.B-1 is the Original Register of Firms with Copy of Firm No.19       of 1997, name of the Firm M/17- 01-1997.

 

02.   Ex.B-2 is the Xerox copy of Partnership Deed, dated 19-06-2004.

 

 

                                                                                                                                      PRESIDENT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(1)     Now the point for consideration is whether there is any deficiency of service on the part of the opposite parties 1 & 2, if so whether the complainant is entitled to get an amount of Rs.1  with interest @ 12% per annum and whether complainant is entitled to get an amount of Rs.10,000/- for making rounds around the office and house of opposite parties  i.e. for damages and with costs.

 

(2)     What  Relief:-