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RAVISHANKAR, SUNITA CHANNABASAPPA BAGEWADI
Rekha Shivaram – Appellant
Versus
Managing Director Karnataka Bank Ltd. – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Sunita C. Bagewadi, Member—The complainant filed this complaint against the Opposite Parties alleging deficiency in service and unfair Trade Practice and prays to direct the Opposite Parties to return the original registered sale deed dated 3-5-1982 and Rs.50,00,000/- with interest towards the loss, damages and mental agony and grant such other relief, in the interest of justice and equity.
2. The brief facts of the complaint is that the complainant is the absolute owner of all that piece and parcel of residential house constructed over site No.27, old no.29/2, PID No.53-57-27, 1st Main Road, Raghavendra block, Srinagar, Bengaluru measuring 1144 sq. ft., the complainant has acquired the same by registered Gift Deed dated 14-11-2006 registered document No.BSG-1-04244-2006-07 and followed by registered rectification deed of gift dated 12-12-2006 registered document No.BSG-1-04822-06-07.
The complainant further submitted that the complainant had approached the Opposite Party No.3 for term loan for the purpose of construction of residential house on property and submitted all the original property documents to Opposite Party No.3 for legal opinion and Opposite Party No.3 has a
Original documents - As per minimum standards of banking procedures, the bank should return the original documents collected from the loan borrower. In case of lost, the bank has to help to take dupl....
Seeking compensation on the ground of deficiency in service is a legitimate claim.
Deficiencies in service by both Builder and Bank resulted in liability for compensation due to mental anguish and harassment caused to the Complainants.
A consumer complaint alleging deficiency in service for failure to allot a flat is unsustainable in the absence of a concluded and enforceable contract, evidenced by signed documentation or a clear a....
Consumer Dispute – By no stretch of imagination, the receipt of amount more than Rs.20,000/- without cheque is not relevant issue for adjudication of the consumer disputes between the respondent and ....
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