JUDGEMENT
M.THANIKACHALAM J. -
(1.) This appeal aims, to set aside the order of the District Forum, dated
15.03.2007 in OP.207/2003, wherein, a direction came to be issued,
against the opposite party, to pay a sum of Rs.55,000/-, based upon
deficiency.
(2.) Brief facts:- The complainant/respondent, attracted by the Scheme
projected by the opposite party namely Own House Scheme accepted to
purchase a house in Site No.6, on the basis of salient features noted in
the drawings. Pursuant to the finalization of the purchase, the total
cost was fixed at Rs.5,70,000/-, which was paid in three installments.
The opposite party also had executed a sale deed for the Site, for which,
the complainant paid the charges extra.
(3.) The constructed area, as agreed was 916 sq.ft., in an extent of three
cents. But, the opposite party has not constructed the bed room as
specified/agreed and reduced the area. Though the original estimate was
Rs.6,25,000/-, on negotiation, the complainant undertook to lay granite
instead of mosaic and plumbing materials, for which, Rs.50,000/- was
reduced, thereby making final cost at Rs.5,70,000/-. But, the opposite
party while constructing the building, committed many defects, as
detailed in para 5 of the complaint, which should be construed as
negligent act, as well as deficiency in service. In addition, as agreed,
Athikadavu Drinking Water supply was not given. In order to rectify the
defects available in the building, the complainant requires a sum of Rs.2
lakhs, which should be ordered to be paid by the opposite party, in
addition to, the cost of water purchased, as well a compensation of
Rs.25,000/-. Thus, a consumer complaint came to be filed.;
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