Reading: I filed a case against Airtel because they mistakenly activated a wrong plan. At that time, I was a student in Indore, but I graduated two months ago and have returned to my hometown, Delhi. Airtel’s last response said they can’t help because the SIM isn’t in my name. But the bill is in my name, and it was purchased by my friend 5 years ago using his ID. Now, I’m settled in Delhi and don’t have much money to hire a lawyer, especially since all my friends have left. Can I withdraw the case?

I filed a case against Airtel because they mistakenly activated a wrong plan. At that time, I was a student in Indore, but I graduated two months ago and have returned to my hometown, Delhi. Airtel’s last response said they can’t help because the SIM isn’t in my name. But the bill is in my name, and it was purchased by my friend 5 years ago using his ID. Now, I’m settled in Delhi and don’t have much money to hire a lawyer, especially since all my friends have left. Can I withdraw the case?

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8 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I filed a case against Airtel because they mistakenly activated a wrong plan. At that time, I was a student in Indore, but I graduated two months ago and have returned to my hometown, Delhi. Airtel’s last response said they can’t help because the SIM isn’t in my name. But the bill is in my name, and it was purchased by my friend 5 years ago using his ID. Now, I’m settled in Delhi and don’t have much money to hire a lawyer, especially since all my friends have left. Can I withdraw the case?

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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

I filed a case against Airtel because they mistakenly activated a wrong plan. At that time, I was a student in Indore, but I graduated two months ago and have returned to my hometown, Delhi. Airtel’s last response said they can’t help because the SIM isn’t in my name. But the bill is in my name, and it was purchased by my friend 5 years ago using his ID. Now, I’m settled in Delhi and don’t have much money to hire a lawyer, especially since all my friends have left. Can I withdraw the case?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You can withdraw the case if you wish, but you should consider the implications. As the bill is in your name and the service was used by you, you likely have grounds to pursue the case. However, it’s important to weigh the costs of pursuing the case against the potential benefit, and consider if you have other options like filing a complaint with consumer forums.