I booked a scooter with a sidecar and paid the full amount to the dealership. They promised delivery, but are now unable to fulfill their commitment. Despite promising a refund, the cheques they issued are bouncing. How can I file a complaint in the consumer court and what law should I use to do so?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I booked a scooter with a sidecar and paid the full amount to the dealership. They promised delivery, but are now unable to fulfill their commitment. Despite promising a refund, the cheques they issued are bouncing. How can I file a complaint in the consumer court and what law should I use to do so?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I booked a scooter with a sidecar and paid the full amount to the dealership. They promised delivery, but are now unable to fulfill their commitment. Despite promising a refund, the cheques they issued are bouncing. How can I file a complaint in the consumer court and what law should I use to do so?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can file a complaint under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, in the consumer court. You should cite the dealership’s failure to deliver the scooter, breach of contract, and issuance of dishonored cheques as grounds for your complaint.

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