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Amar Muhammad Yaqoob vs Manager PACE.

CourtDistrict Consumer Court
Case No.11/2008
Date2008-03-26
Judge(s)Sohail Ikram
ResultN/A

1. Amar Muhammad Yaqoob, complainant filed complaint under the Punjab Consumer Protection Act, 2005 against the respondents in which he has alleged that on 11-01-08 he purchased Sufi Cooking Oil in consideration of Rs. 116/- from the respondent. Whereas no any price was mentioned on the cooking oil packet. He prayed that his claim be accepted. And he be awarded damages / compensation for mental torture, stress and agony.

2. The complainant sent a legal notice exhibit "PB" to the respondent but the respondent did not pay any heed on it. Resultantly the complaint in hand raises.

3. The respondent was summoned through ordinary means and on 05-03-08 respondent did not appear and again notice was issued and sent through the Processes Server of this court and on 11- 03-08 again no body appeared on behalf of the respondent, therefore the respondent was proceeded exparte. The exparte evidence is in the form of oral evidence and documentary evidence.

4. Amar Muhammad Yaqoob complainant appeared as PW1, the above PW almost narrated the same facts in this evidence as narrated in compliant Exhibit "PC".

5. The documentary evidence was produce in the form of Sufi Cooking Oil packet exhibit "PA".

6. There is no evidence in rebuttal.

7. Under these circumstances I accept the petition of the complainant and it is ordered that the respondent shall pay 25000/- rupess. The damages / compensation for the mental torture, stress, agony. The claim of the petition is decreed for a total amount of Rs. 25000/- (rupees twenty five thousand only) File be consigned in the record room after due to completion.

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