West Bengal

Nadia

CC/119/2022

ARABINDA SARKAR - Complainant(s)

Versus

BISWAJIT PRAMANICK PROP. DURGA ENGINEERING - Opp.Party(s)

SUBHASHIS RAY

01 Sep 2023

ORDER

DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION
NADIA
170,DON BOSCO ROAD, AUSTIN MEMORIAL BUILDING.
NADIA, KRISHNAGAR
 
Complaint Case No. CC/119/2022
( Date of Filing : 13 Dec 2022 )
 
1. ARABINDA SARKAR
S/O- BISWANATH SARKAR C/O- KALIPADA DEY OF NANDIPARA (PALTA GHAT ROAD) P.O. & P.S.- NABADWIP, DIST- NADIA, PIN- 741302, W.B.
NADIA
WEST BENGAL
...........Complainant(s)
Versus
1. BISWAJIT PRAMANICK PROP. DURGA ENGINEERING
J 34 KOIKHALI MONDAL GANTHI ROAD KOLKATA- 700052, W.B.
KOLKATA
WEST BENGAL
2. DEBASISH ROY
PRODUCTION MANAGER M/S DURGA ENGINEERING J 34 KOIKHALI MONDAL GANTHI ROAD KOLKATA- 700052, W.B.
KOLKATA
WEST BENGAL
............Opp.Party(s)
 
BEFORE: 
 HON'BLE MR. DAMAN PROSAD BISWAS PRESIDENT
 HON'BLE MRS. MALLIKA SAMADDER MEMBER
 HON'BLE MR. NIROD BARAN ROY CHOWDHURY MEMBER
 
PRESENT:SUBHASHIS RAY, Advocate for the Complainant 1
 
Dated : 01 Sep 2023
Final Order / Judgement

Case No.  CC/119/2022

COMPLAINANT         :1.      Arabinda Sarkar(50),

          S/O. Biswanath Sarkar,

           C/O. Kalipada Dey,

          of Nandipara (Palta Ghat Road),

           P.O. & P.S. Nabadwip,

Dist. Nadia, Pin-741302, W.B.

 

 

V-E-R-S-U-S

 

OPPOSITE PARTIES /            1.Biswajit Pramanick,

 Prop. Durga Engineering,

 of J 34 Koikhali Mondal Ganthi Road,

 Kolkata – 700052, W.B.

 

                                                2.Debasish Roy,

 Production Manager,

 of M/S Durga Engineering 

 of J 34 Koikhali Mondal Ganthi Road

 Kolkata – 700052, W.B.

 

 

                                            

Ld. Advocate(s)

 

                   For Complainant: Subhasish Roy

                   For OP/OPs : None.

 

Date of filing of the case                  :13.12.2022

Date of Disposal  of the case            :01.09.2023

 

(2)

Final Order / Judgment dtd.01.09.2023

Complainant above named filed this complaint against the aforesaid opposite party u/s 35 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 praying for direction to the OPs to pay a sum of Rs.1,80,000/-, interest  over aforesaid amount, compensation amounting to Rs.3,00,000/- and cost of the case amounting to Rs.20,000/-.

He alleged that he had purchased one incense making machine and paid Rs.1,40,000/-. He also  purchased  raw materials  from the OP No.1 & 2 and paid Rs.40,000/-. On 21.01.2021 one agreement was executed in between complainant and OP No.2. Said machine was not functioning properly complainant lodged complaint. But OP No.1 & 2 did not take any response. Hence the complainant  filed this case.

On perusal of  record , we find that case is running ex-parte against OP No.1 & 2 vide order no.11 dated 29.05.2023.

Trial

During trial complainant filed affidavit in chief.

Documents

Complainant filed the following documents.

  1. Original copy of Tax Invoice dated 21.01.2021........(One sheet)
  2. Original copy of Raw Materials Bill amounting to Rs.40,000/- dated 21.01.2021...........(One sheet)
  3. Original copy of agreement paper dated 21.01.2021............(Two sheets)
  4. Original copy of Guarantee Paper issued by Durga Engineering .........(One sheet)

 

Brief Notes of Argument

                             Complainant filed BNA.

 

Decision with Reasons

On perusal of petition of complaint, affidavit in chief  of the complainant  and original Tax invoice  dated 21.01.2021, we find that complainant purchased one machine  from Durga Engineering. OP No.1 is the proprietor of Durga Engineering.

On perusal of another document  dated 21.01.2021, we find that complainant purchased raw materials  valued at Rs.40,000/-.

(3)

On perusal of agreement  dated 21.01.2021, we find that  OP NO.2 being a production manager  put his signature  over the said agreement. Complainant also put his signature  over the said document.

On perusal of catalogue of aforesaid  machine, we find that  OP NO.2 disclosed  that aforesaid machine will give production 1,45,000 pieces per hour that is 7-8 kg. Said machine will function in two shift that is for 16 hours . We find from the affidavit in chief  of the complainant  that after installation  of the said machine, he found  that the disputed  machine neither  had the capacity  to produce  7-8 kg of finished goods  as per assurance  of the OPs  nor it can be run 16 hours  at a time  as affirmed  by the OPs.

Moreover,  in terms of the agreement  dated 21.01.2021 OPs did not  purchase  the finished  product  even after repeated  request  from the complainant’s end.

He further stated that  by this way  OPs cheated  the  complainant  and he adopted  the unfair trade practice.

Affidavit in chief of the complainant  is nothing but unchallenged testimony  and we do not find any reason  to disbelieve  the same.

Placing reliance upon the  aforesaid affidavit in chief  of the complainant, we are of the firmed view that  the complainant has established his grievance  and he is entitled  to relief as per his prayer.

On perusal of record, we find that complainant is the consumer and OPs are the service provider.

Having regard to the  aforesaid discussion, we are of the firmed view that  the aforesaid  act on the  part of the OPs are nothing  but deficiency in service.

In the result, present case succeeds.

Hence,

          It is

                                                Ordered

                                                                   that the present case be and the same is allowed ex-parte against OP NO.1 & 2 with cost of Rs.5,000/- (Rupees five thousand) to be paid by  OP NO.1 & 2 in favour of the complainant.

OP No.1 & 2 jointly or severally are directed to  take necessary steps so that aforesaid machine can start functioning  as per the agreement  dated 21.01.2021 within 45 days  from this day or OP No.1 & 2 are directed to refund  Rs.1,40,000/- (Rupees one lakh forty thousand) in favour of the complainant  after taking back the said machine failing which complainant shall have liberty to put this order into execution.

(4)

OP No.1 & 2 jointly or severally  are directed to pay compensation amounting to Rs.10,000/-(Rupees ten thousand) in favour of the complainant within 45 days  from this day for the harassment, mental pain and agony of the complainant failing which complainant shall have liberty to put this order into execution.

Let a copy of this final order be supplied to both the parties as free of costs.

 

Dictated & corrected by me

 

 ............................................

                PRESIDENT

(Shri   DAMAN PROSAD BISWAS,)        ..................... ..........................................

                                                                                               PRESIDENT

                                                                        (Shri   DAMAN PROSAD BISWAS,)

We  concur,

     ........................................                                                 .........................................

          MEMBER                                                                           MEMBER    

     (NIROD  BARAN   ROY  CHOWDHURY)               (MALLIKA SAMADDAR)

 
 
[HON'BLE MR. DAMAN PROSAD BISWAS]
PRESIDENT
 
 
[HON'BLE MRS. MALLIKA SAMADDER]
MEMBER
 
 
[HON'BLE MR. NIROD BARAN ROY CHOWDHURY]
MEMBER
 

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