JUDGEMENT
M. THANIKACHALAM, J. -
(1.) The third opposite party is the appellant.
(2.) On 20.12.2005, the complainant purchased a Mini Fanta Cool Drink from
the first opposite party-retailer, manufactured by the third opposite
party, marketed through the second opposite party-dealer, by paying a sum
of Rs.6/-. At the time of attempted to open the soft drink, the
complainant noticed, a full old rusted blade, inside the bottle and on
seeing the same, he did not open the seal of the bottle, exposing the
defect, to the first opposite party. Because of the contaminated soft
drink sold by the first opposite party, the complainant insisted to issue
a bill, which he refused. The opposite parties, marketing this kind of
contaminated soft drink, which contained blade, creating hazardous to
human life, they have committed unfair trade practice, and deficiency in
service. The second opposite party negotiating with the complainant,
insisted to surrender the bottle, which he refused. For the deficiency
committed by the opposite parties, in selling this kind of contaminated
Fanta, legal notice was issued, claiming compensation of Rs.3 lakhs, for
which, there was no reply, though notices were served, thereby showing
further carelessness, confirming marketing this kind of soft drink. Thus
alleging deficiency, a consumer complaint was filed, claiming a sum of
Rs.3 lakhs, in addition to, seeking a direction for replacement, the
return of the value with other reliefs.
(3.) The first and second opposite parties remained exparte.;
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