Read, Subscribe & Cite Consumer Protection Judgments (CPJ) IV (2014) CPJ 1 (NC) AGRICULTURE — Banana plantation — Plants died — It is impossible for farmer to preserve tissue culture plantlets at its original status as at the time of supply — Hardened tissue plants not provided — Report ruled out highest salinity of land — Deficiency in service — Compensation awarded. IV (2014) CPJ 56 BANKING AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SERVICES — ATM — Deduction of amount long after the transaction date is nothing but afterthought — Refund directed. IV (2014) CPJ 167 (NC) — Cheque — Forgery — Fraudulent withdrawal — Two cheque books issued — Cheating — Financial loss — Mere inaction on part of customer for long period of time in not discovering fraud or irregularity, in absence of knowledge, cannot by itself be a defence to defeat customer in action for loss — Deficiency proved. IV (2014) CPJ 34 — Delay in issuance of NOC — Escalation of price of vehicle intended to be purchased — Issuing NOC wrongly mentioning name of complainant, delay and irresponsiveness on part of bank in issuing fresh NOC and furnishing wrong information to CIBIL stating complainant was defaulter, amounts to deficiency in service on part of bank. IV (2014) CPJ 22 — Housing Loan — Original mortgaged document not returned — Prospective buyers may not come forward to pay actual value of property on account of associated risks as to source of title — Entire market value of property covered under lost document cannot be awarded as compensation — Compensation reduced. IV (2014) CPJ 1 (NC) CONSUMER DISPUTE — Cultivation of banana crop not come under purview of ‘commercial purpose’ — Dispute is ‘consumer dispute’ having proper territorial jurisdiction. IV (2014) CPJ 60 (NC) HOTEL SERVICES — Theft — Glass window not secured — Exploitation of tourist — Deficiency in service — Compensation awarded. IV (2014) CPJ 239 (NC) HOUSING — Construction agreement — Revised payment schedule accepted — Delay in completion — Flat was not in habitable condition — Respondent had to take possession under compelling circumstances since his landlord had directed him to vacate his erstwhile residence — Deficiency proved. IV (2014) CPJ 4 (NC) — Construction agreement — When a builder entered into agreement, it is its bounden duty to strictly comply with terms and conditions of agreement and is expected to execute registered sale deed and deliver possession of flats on agreed dates — On failure to do so, parties are entitled to enforce terms and conditions of agreement. Like our FACEBOOK PAGE: https://facebook/pages/DLT-Publications-Pvt-Ltd/148985855256175?ref=bookmarks For Full Judgments log on to: onlinejudgments. SHARE IT IF YOU LIKE IT
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 05:35:07 +0000
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