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Learn How to File a Case in Consumer Court

Have you experienced any type of unfair practice from a company? Are you tired of approaching them for refunds or compensation? If so, it is time for you to take action in a legal manner. Filing a case in the Consumer Court will help you to resolve the case quickly and obtain the right compensation for the problems you have faced. This legal system is mainly formed to educate consumers about their unique rights and fight for their grievances. The main goal of the consumer court is to protect the rights and interests of the customers against any type of unethical trade practices. However, before you file a complaint, there are some comprehensive factors you should understand. posted by: www.myconsumercourt.com

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Learn How to File a Case in Consumer Court

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  1. Submit Your Complaints & Spread Your Voice www.myconsumercourt.com

  2. Learn How to File a Case in Consumer Court • Have you experienced any type of unfair practice from a company? Are you tired of approaching them for refunds or compensation? If so, it is time for you to take action in a legal manner. Filing a case in the Consumer Court will help you to resolve the case quickly and obtain the right compensation for the problems you have faced. This legal system is mainly formed to educate consumers about their unique rights and fight for their grievances. The main goal of the consumer court is to protect the rights and interests of the customers against any type of unethical trade practices. However, before you file a complaint, there are some comprehensive factors you should understand.

  3. Understanding Consumer Court and Its Objectives: • A Consumer Court is a legal body mainly formed to resolve customer problems and grievances. Therefore, you feel that you have been cheated or scammed by a product or service provider, you can file a case and fight for your rights. It is also important for you to understand that Consumer Court never works for a particular field or individual sector. These legal systems help the customers to file complaint against assorted sectors. The process of filing a complaint in the Consumer Court is quite simple when compared to other legal systems. However, it is important for you to choose the right type of court.

  4. Different Types of Consumer Courts: • There are three basic levels of Consumer Courts. These are The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, The State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum. Although the objectives of these legal bodies are same, you have to choose the right option based on the amount involved in the case. If the amount is more than one crore, you have to file the complaint in National level court. On the other hand, for amount more than twenty lakhs but less than one crore should be consulted with State level court. If the amount involved is less than twenty lakhs, the consumers should file the complaint in District level court.

  5. The Process for Filing a Complaint: • As mentioned above, filing a complaint in Consumer Court is quite simple. You have the rights to file a complaint against any seller, dealer or manufacturer who is engaged in any type of unfair or unethical practices. However, before filing the complaint in the court, it is important to send a notice to the company or service provider regarding the problem. If they fail to respond within the given time, you can proceed to the court.

  6. The customer can file a written complaint in a plain paper. The complaint should involve details about the product or service and the issue. It is also important to attach the copies of supporting documents like cash memos, receipts, bills or warranty card along with the complaint. As the court will allow you to represent the case, you do not even have to worry about hiring an attorney.

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