Rashmi Ullal
10 April 2018 at 10:04
What is difference btw affidavit and affidavit in chief? to be give in consumer forum?
As there are allegations in the reply from opposite party. Should I file separate case in civil court for defamation against the opposite parties, as they have told that DVD is perfectly fine, but my eyes only are not good.
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Rashmi Ullal
09 April 2018 at 15:26
Following are the facts of the case:-
I had purchased a digital versatile disc of universal company of the movie avatar on amazon.in website. The amazon sent me a digital versatile disc of some unknown company. So I asked for a exchange. As the poster in the website is of universal company, but what I received was some local pirated DVD. I have written a mail asking for replacement and asking amazon to send the product which I ordered for. They told they will refund. But I do not want refund. I want the product which I ordered for.
Hence ultimately I approached consumer forum with a complaint.
The notice was issued to the opposite party i.e. amazon.in at their headquarters.
They have now filed their version where they stated all my allegations are false.
Now the judge told me to file affidavit. Evidence affidavit.
I want to know the following:
1. Should I file affidavit separate.
2. Should I file evidence by way of affidavit separate.
3. Should I file objections to the points the opposite party raised in their reply?
4. Should I file written arguments if the opposite party file written arguments? Or arguments can be made orally?
I am handling all this without advocate hence I want some guidance from here on. I will be thankful from the bottom of my heart to whoever gives me guidance in these matters.
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Cic and ncdrc judgements binding on all consumer forums?
NCDRC Judgements binding on all Consumer Forums? Sir/Madam, Like Supreme Court
of India judgements are binding on lower courts. Are the Central Information
Commission and State Information Commission decided cases/judgements a binding
on the PIO's and APIO's? The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
(NCDRC) and the state consumer forums of respective states in India's decided
cases/judgements a binding on all the District Forums in India? Why I am asking
this is. Related to my case there are various judgements given by CIC, SIC and
NCDRC, State Consumer Forum which are similar to my case. Hence can these
judgements be used in the case which I am fighting on my own at the District
Consumer Forum and at APIO and PIO levels? Are the District Consumer Forum
required to follow these judgements if I cite them in my case? If the consumer
forum or the SIC or the APIP or PIO do not follow the citations what to do
then? Can a complaint be made against them to the Appellate authorities?