JUDGEMENT
M. THANIKACHALAM J. -
(1.) The appellant, having knocked the doors of the District Forum,
leveling deficiency against the opposite party, failed, and the result is
this appeal.
(2.) There was some dispute between the parties, regarding the shares held
by he complainant, which originally owned and possessed by BBLIL, which
amalgamated with the opposite party, lateron. The complainant, when
attempted to transfer the shares, there was some dispute, as if already
some of the shares have been transferred or something like that. On that
basis, the case has been filed, for the following reliefs:
(a) directing the opposite party to issue a new balance certificate for
2190 shares of Re.1/- each of Hindustan Lever Limited
(b) directing the opposite party to pay the dividend for the entire share
value of 2370 from 1997
(c) directing the opposite party to pay a sum of Rs.1,00,000/- towards
compensation for mental agony
(d) awarding cost of this application
(e) granting to the complainant such further and other reliefs as to this
Forum may deem fit and proper in the circumstances
which was opposed on various grounds.
(3.) The District Forum, based upon the rival contentions, as well as the
documents exhibited, had deduced the conclusion, as if there was no
deficiency of service, and the complainant failed to establish that he is
the owner of the share certificates, for which reliefs were sought for.;
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