JUDGEMENT
M.THANIKACHALAM J. -
(1.) The opposite party is the appellant.
(2.) The complainant/respondent, who is having a bore well, 325 feet depth,
installed a submergible motor, for irrigation in the said borewell.
Because of the disconnection of wire fitted with the motor, the sub
mergible motor fell inside, immerged during the month of August 2003. The
complainant coming to know that the opposite party is an expert to take
out the motor, engaged his service by paying a sum of Rs.2,000/-, who
attempted to take out the motor, failed, not only that caused damage by
using explosive substances. Subsequent to the first attempt, though he
promised to come and take out the electrical motor, failed, thereby
compelling the complainant to incur further expenses, which should be
construed as deficiency in service. Thus alleging, claiming a sum of
Rs.67,500/-, a consumer complaint came to be filed.
(3.) The opposite party admitting that he used to attend this kind of
works, as as well inspecting the premises along with his men 23.08.2003,
resisted the complaint, contending that despite he expressed his
inability to retrieve the motor, the complainant compelled, taking
responsibilities, to attend the work further even using explosive, that
this opposite party has not used explosive, which is an offence, that the
case is barred by limitation, and that since he has not committed any
deficiency in service, not liable to pay any amount much less any
compensation, including the amount paid since for that they have rendered
service, thereby, praying for the dismissal of the complaint.;
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