Preethi Chamikutty News Today

A district consumer commission has directed Kandivali based limited company to give a maturity amount of fixed deposit to a Dadar resident with interest.

The man filed the complaint with the commission, alleging aggressive treatment without proper communication for his 92-year-old mother.

The Commission concluded that restoring the plan was not feasible due to policy changes, which might have also led to alterations in offers.

The buyer did not receive the Jade Mat even after five years of purchasing it.

The commission stated that ₹40,000 will have to be paid towards mental agony and litigation costs.

The complainant was under the impression that the lawyer he engaged would continue representing him till a favourable order was obtained, the forum noted.

The woman had purchased the bags after looking at ads given by the seller on Youtube.

A separate compensation towards litigation cost was directed to the builders and society the complainant belonged to.

When opposite parties did not appear before the commission, an ex-parte order was passed and a case proceeded against them.

The commission also directed ₹5,000 towards mental agony and litigation cost be given and that nine per cent interest per annum will be levied on fee if not refunded in 60 days.