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The Supreme Court has directed Tata Motors Ltd to replace a defective car and pay Rs 3,000 as compensation to the purchaser of the vehicle
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It only shows that consumers are getting aware and the law is supporting them.
Good for the consumers.
this is indeed a good precedent for all consumers and manufacturers.
it is also heartening to note that the noise levels led to the replacement; indeed great news for consumer rights!
For a company whose every comes with multiple defects after PDI this is not suprising,i can feel how much the customer has been harrased before he went to court.
Come on TATA,give us some Defect free cars.
Obviously Tata didnt leave a stone unturned and went all the way to the Supreme Court. Though I am not going to complain about courts increasingly becoming "pro-consumer", this judgement really gets you thinking, doesn't it? What was the problem again:
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Setty had moved the forum for refund of the money after the car had started making unbearable noise due to defect in clutch releaser within a fortnight.
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This is a problem with most Indicas / Indigos (early morning whining). Did it really warrant a replacement?
Either ways, I'd rather that the courts favour us than them.
This further scares me away from a TATA, so much for my Indigo CS Dream!!!
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Does anyone have a record of the most(# of times & Severity) (legally) punished Automobile Manufacturer in India starting from Hindustan Motors' time, This can be made a new thread and will sure help all tBHPians to check just one thread for learning all incidents about Manufacturer Vs Consumer Courts.
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Originally Posted by balechaparka
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Originally Posted by windsurfer
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No idea how much time it has taken in the former case. The later one seems to have taken over 9 years.
"It also asked the company to pay Rs 3,000 to one Lachia Setty, who bought the Tata Indigo Lx car in February 2004 for Rs 5.58 lakh."
"Gupta had noticed a knocking noise in the engine of his Santro Car and low mileage soon after its purchase from a company showroom in November, 1998."
In the 1st case, it has taken more than 4 years for the consumer to get justice, and he gets only Rs. 3000 as compensation !
Even more horrible is the 2nd case.
I only pray to god that never in my life I will have to go to consumer court or any other courts.
Good to see that finally justice prevailed and was not denied even after so many years. Its a positive thing for us as consumers, and high time that these manufacturers don't take us for granted and give our moneys worth in return.
I think our very own Bhpian; DrPullockaran was also having a similar issue with Tata motors. I dunno if he has finished the court proceedings yet.
There's no specific reason to blame Tata alone in these kinda scenarios. Many wellknown other manufacturers were given similar verdicts and many cases should be pending against too.
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