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SNo it does not “act as a check that the address is valid”. It’s not like the adhaar gets canceled if the recipient isn’t at the addressSIt’s a his house his rules kind of a situation. Obviously he does not want any liability should anything happen. This is india after all. It’s a “shoot first, ask questions later” kind of societySElaborate please. So you see a value on the swiggy app, say 100 bucks, for whatever you’re ordering.
You put in your bank/card details and it takes you to the bank’s payment page. Do you see 100 bucks or more than that? If it’s more than 100 bucks, then your bank is charging you a conversion feeSThen tell them to deal with flipkart, since flip kart is their retail partner who sold it . There is zero liability you have towards Godrej. Your dealing is with flipkart.SWithout evidence you have no case. “I’m 100% sure it was my neibours” doesn’t work legally. Step one is to gather evidence.
