Ankit T (Income Tax Inspector) 16 July 2013
Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 16 July 2013
[1] Yes you can file the complaint before the District Consumer Redressal Forum in your hometown if order was placed from your hometown.
[2] Limitation to file complaint would start from the date of order placed by you.Limitation is two years and ur case is under limitation period.
DR.SANAT KUMAR DASH (Eye Specialist) 16 July 2013
Dear Ankit, You can file in the District Consumer Forum in your locality. The Time Limit is to file case is TWO YEARS from the the date of occurrence.
Ankit T (Income Tax Inspector) 17 July 2013
SHIBU GEORGE (manager) 16 August 2013
Facts of the Case: I appointed an immigration consultant to take care of the processing of my application for permanent residence in Canada during June 2007. Unfortunately the Canadian Government cancelled all the applications including myself by passing a law and refunded the fee paid to them.I paid the the agent a service charge of Rs.38000/-. In the agreement they have mentioned that 'there is no refund policy. Refund if granted on humanitarian grounds will be made only after deducting INR 15000 as disbursement charges by the approval of board of directors'. Advice Sougth: Can I file a case in the consumer court against them to collect the money from them as they have not done their services to me since the application has been cancelled by the Canadian Govt. without processing it. They may argue in the court that it is not their fault as the decision is came from a Govt. authority. Can I succeed in the court? On the basis of agreement condition mentioned above in the 'facts of the case' column, is it possible to collect the full amount paid to them? They have also included in the agreement a clause that " in the event of any dispute arises between the parties of the agreement, the law of vancouver, canda as the state having jurisdictionover may such matter or controversy", It will affect the success of case?
Please help me in this case.