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Ugive it an last try, mention that this my X-num and last attempt on NCH to resolve this issue peacefully attach any proof if you have and than at end mention let’s meet in consumer court to settle this.
also do mention the resolution amount after moving to court won’t be just the refund amount, all the hassle i have to go through with you & the legal fees will be also included in my resolution.
btw do this when you are sure that they are at fault.
UNCH and to be honest it wasn’t helpful for me as well but you should do this and send copy of complaint to the shop owner stating please resolve the issue in next 14days or i’ll move ahead with the legal notice step than you will have to bear the legal cost as well if i win the case in court. *this could show the shop keeper than you are serious about this matter.In my case i had a whole recording & the salesman as evidence that i’m eligible for the refund.
UPursuing the legal notice route did the trick. I visited the shop and told them I’d proceed with legal action if the issue wasn’t resolved. A few days later, their lawyer contacted me to settle the matter. She requested that I cancel the complaint on the consumer site, which I agreed to do once I receive my refund. That’s basically it.UGot it thanks for all the info. i’ll try to directly talk about the money with lawyer first and try to assure them that i won’t run away with money.Ui don’t get it if i’m willing to pay what’s the issue? does taking such an small case affects there image?UAlright, I’m moving forward with the legal notice. From what I’ve read online, it seems like a formal legal letter informing the other party about the issue. If they resolve it after receiving the notice, the matter doesn’t have to go to court. Is that correct?I initially thought a legal notice meant filing a complaint legally in court and then having to go to court automatically.
Ualready done that, i think i’ll try to contact NCH tomorrow as u/Ak0002 suggested and also from what i can see on internet seems like normal court and consumer court are different.can you confirm if this true or not u/Valuable_Science9021
Unot doing this for the money—I just feel cheated. I don’t like the feeling of being taken advantage of, but at the same time, I don’t think it’s worth wasting the court’s time over a ₹1200 case. That’s why I’m so conflicted. It feels like anyone can exploit anyone, and the only real option is to resort to force, which would just land me in trouble.Uhow does one checks pending cases of an court? any site for it?and about charges what if i win the case do i still incur all these charges?
UI’ve never been to court, and I have no idea how much time and money the whole process will take. But I definitely want to take legal action over this. I just hope the judge doesn’t dismiss it with something like, “Should I handle murder cases or your ₹1200 refund?”
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