Taking advantage of consumer innocence

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 21 December 2019

Law never excuse innocence. This is the fundamenal basics of laws.

Kunal kumar (Student) 22 December 2019

Thanks for your response sir. The new scheme is not chargeable. If I had opted the new scheme I would have paid only Rs.5k as brokerage. It became a scenario where the company is taking the full advantage of the innocence of the client. Can I sue the company based on this ground? Or is there any other way to recover the excesses charges? Regards,

Kunal kumar (Student) 22 December 2019

Thanks for your response sir. The new scheme is not chargeable. If I had opted the new scheme I would have paid only Rs.5k as brokerage. It became a scenario where the company is taking the full advantage of the innocence of the client. Can I sue the company based on this ground? Or is there any other way to recover the excesses charges? Regards,

Kunal kumar (Student) 22 December 2019

Thanks for your response sir. The new scheme is not chargeable. If I had opted the new scheme I would have paid only Rs.5k as brokerage. It became a scenario where the company is taking the full advantage of the innocence of the client. Can I sue the company based on this ground? Or is there any other way to recover the excesses charges? Regards,

Kunal kumar (Student) 22 December 2019

Thanks for your response sir. The new scheme is not chargeable. If I had opted the new scheme I would have paid only Rs.5k as brokerage. It became a scenario where the company is taking the full advantage of the innocence of the client. Can I sue the company based on this ground? Or is there any other way to recover the excesses charges? Regards,

Kunal kumar (Student) 22 December 2019

Thanks for your response sir. The new scheme is not chargeable. If I had opted the new scheme I would have paid only Rs.5k as brokerage. It became a scenario where the company is taking the full advantage of the innocence of the client. Can I sue the company based on this ground? Or is there any other way to recover the excesses charges? Regards,

Sankaranarayanan (Advocate) 24 December 2019

You can wirte letter to Bank

Gautam Chopra 28 January 2020

Hi! Kindly share all the details of the matter and also your personal details and email Id and Mobile Number at:

advgautamchopra@gmail.com.

We can see if you can get relief.

Instead of writing mail, you may record the Satement giving all the possible details of the matter and also your personal details as mentioned above, either in English or Hindi and mail the audio file at the above given email Id.

Wrm Regards,

Gautam

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