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WRITTEN OBJECTION IN CONSUMER CASE

 

 

 

Before the Honourable  District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum at Alipore South 24 Parganas

                                                     Ref : Complaint Case  No. 323 of 2014

                                                                         A    N    D

                                                                IN THE MATTER OF

                                                                Smt Tandra Mitra,

                                                                  wife of Sri Goutam Mitra,of 38/1(7E)                                                                                      Rajkrishna Pal Lane, P.S. Garfa, Kolkata –                                                                             700075.

                                                                                                 ….Complainant

                                                                                    -vs-

                                                                 M/S B.S.Enterprise

                                                                 being represented by its Proprietor

                                                                Sri Chandan Sarker son of Late Joygopal Sarkar                                                                 of 18/C Garfa Sitala mandir Road, P.S. Sur vey                                                                      Park, Kolkata – 700075.

                                                               Barun Kumar Chanda son of Lt Phanindranath                                                                    Chandra of 24 Garfa School Lane, P.S. Purba                                                                      Jadavpur, Kolkata – 700075

                                                               Salil Kumar Ghosh son of Lt J.C Ghosh of C16/6,                                                                 Phase IV, E.K.T.P. Manjulia, P.S. Tiljala, Kolkata –                                                                            700107.

                                                                                                            Opposite Parties.

WRITTEN OBJECTION ON BEHALF OF OPP.PARTY NO.1 AGAINST THE COMPLAINT BEING FILED BY THE COMPLAINANT HEREIN.

The humble petition  on behalf of the Opp. Party No.1  above named

Most Respectfully Sheweth :

1.     That the Opp.Party no.1 states that the Para 2 of the alleged complaint being filed by the Complainant herein is an admitted fact and as well is the matter of record.

2.     That the Para 3 of the alleged complaint is also the matter of record and the fact to be admitted.

3.     That the Para 4 of the alleged complaint is also the matter of fact as well as the entire contents of the said Para of the purported complaint is also the matter of record.

4.     That the entire contents of Para 5 of the alleged complaint are also the admitted facts.

5.     That the statements of  Para 6 of the alleged complaint are also the matter of facts and the statements to be admitted by your Petitioner.

6.     That the contents of Para 7 of the alleged complaint are also the matter of records and there is no denying the fact that your Petitioner being the developer of the G+III storied building bearing the Premises No. 354 Garfa Main Road, P.S. Survey Park, Kolkata – 700075 had after completion of construction had offered to sell the Godown space and the Car Parking Space at and for the total consideration value of Rs 6,00,000/.

7.     That the statements as Per Para 8 of the alleged complaint is partly matter of record since it is the fact that there was a proposal before your Petitioner for purchasing the Godown and the Car Parking at the aforesaid consideration value but the said offer came not from the part of the Complainant herein but from the part of her husband who is incidentally the owner of a Grocery shop at the same locality wherein your Petitioner resides.

8.     That it is also to state that the instant suit is not maintainable in law or in facts before your Honour’s Court since the  Complainant herein had intended to purchase the said Godown absolutely for commercial purpose simply to keep stock of goods of the grocery shop being owned by her husband and such transaction of commercial nature shall not come within the purview of the Consumer Protection Act.

9.     That the statements as Per Para 9 of the alleged complaint are  matter of facts since your Petitioner being the Developer herein had entered into an agreement for sale on dated 14/12/2008 with the Complainant herein based on certain terms and conditions as being mentioned therein the said agreement and your petitioner had also received an amount of Rs 1,00,000/ by cheque out of the total consideration value of the scheduled property.

10.            That the statements as Per para 10 of the said complaint being filed by the Complainant is partly matter of record save and except the words “according to the instruction of the opp.party No.1” since the execution of the agreement was absolutely the brain child of the Complainant and her husband and the reasons for execution of such a separate agreement for sale in respect of purchasing the same property is best known to the Complainant and such facts have also been stated at your petitioner’s letter dated 26/06/2010 being sent to the Complainant herein.

11.            That moreover the said Complainant and her husband had specifically requested your Petitioner to enter into a separate agreement for showing acceptance of the amount of Rs 3,00,000/ so that the memo will not be reflected in the original agreement for sale but  initially your Petitioner had refused to proceed in such way but later on, the Complainant and her husband being the known persons of the same locality had made your petitioner to agree with the said proposal and henceforth payments were being taken quite later from the date of execution of the said agreement.

12.            That the statements as per Para 11 of the alleged complaint is absolutely false and is simply manufactured to mislead your Honour’s Court as also with an intention to deviate from the main stream and/or chain of events and such concocted statement from the part of the Complainant proves her fraudulent acts and misdeeds and to that effect your petitioner demands strict proof from the Complainant is respect of such alleged statements.

13.            That henceforth the entire statements as per para 11 of the said complaint is being wholly denied since no such letter dated 18/01/2009 was issued to the complaint rather the date of the said letter was simply 18/01/2010 and after verification of the documents being filed by the Complainant it is being observed that the said date has been forged by the complainant for her personal gain and as well as to mislead your Honour’s Court.  

14.            That originally the fact states that, with the execution of the agreement for sale dated 14/12/2008 your Petitioner, inspite of receipt of part payment out of the total consideration value of the Scheduled Property, had given possession of the said Godown space to the Complainant with effect from 3rd March 2009  simply based on request from the part of the Complainant and her husband so that they could use the Godown commercially for stocking goods of their grocery shop.

15.            That since, possession was handed over to the Complainant herein simply based on good faith and relation your Petitioner had requested the Complainant as well as her husband verbally on several times even visiting her husband’s grocery shop in the same locality to complete the registration of the said properties by clearing up payment of the balance amount in full and final but the Complainant being conspired with her husband for the reasons best known to them had rather took out time after time on regular occasions by showing flimsy grounds (since they were carrying the ulterior motive to enjoy possession month after month without paying the rest amount, once possession had been ensured from your Petitioner) and thus waiting for near about 8 months from the date of execution of the agreement your Petitioner being extremely confused was compelled to issue a letter dated 07/09/2009 informing the complainant about your Petitioner’s intention and willingness to execute the registered deed of Conveyance in her favour but subject to clearance of the balance amount.

16.            That it is pertinent to mention that the Complainant and her husband had also assured your petitioner that they will clear up the balance amount and will complete registration within the maximum period of 8 months from the date of execution and gaining such assurances from their part your petitioner had handed over possession to the Complainant.

17.            That inspite of receipt of the aforesaid letter dated 07/09/2009 there was no movement from the part of the Complainant rather she remained silent and enjoyed possession of the said Godown and in such situation your Petitioner had visited the grocery shop of the Complainant’s husband and created pressure upon them through local party members to clear up the balance amount and conduct registration.

18.            That subsequently it was through discussions through the Legal consultant of the Complainant, Sri Saikat Dutta Majumdar, the date was fixed for registration as on 30/12/2009, the deed of Conveyance was prepared and was also approved by the abovenamed Advocate of the Complainant on behalf of his client and accordingly your Petitioner being accompanied with his wife and along with his Advocate Rajib Gangopadhyay had remained present before the office of the D.S.R III at Alipore being the concerned registration department for conducting registration and had anxiously waited there from 12 noon till for about more than one hour wherein the Complainant’s Advocate  Saikat Dutta Majumdar had also appeared but after a long wait your Petitioner came to know from the Advocate of the Complainant that she will not return up for the reasons best known to her.

19.            That the Complainant had herself evade from conducting registration simply to escape from paying the balance amount and presently the Complainant has filed the instant suit before your Honour’s Court showing deficiency of service and gross negligence on the part of your petitioner.

20.            That finding  no other way your Petitioner returned back home and tried to communicate with the Complainant but there was no response from her part since she was enjoying possession without paying the full amount.

21.            That thereafter your Petitioner had  again issued another letter dated 18/01/2010 addressing to the Complainant herein detailing the entire facts and incidents so far being happened and moreover your Petitioner was compelled to send such letter intimating the fact of deduction of an amount of Rs 66,000/ as license fees thus @ Rs 6000/ per month for about 11 months since the aforesaid incidents proves that there was  rather gross negligence and reluctance on the part of the Complainant to complete registration of the Scheduled property and she in conspiracy with her husband had simply carried the intention to enjoy possession in the said way so that balance amount will not be required to cleared off and such condition of deduction was also mentioned in the said agreement.  

22.            That the statements as per para 12 of the alleged complaint is again out and out false and concocted which is being strictly denied by your petitioner since the Complainant herein had never approached before the opposite Parties 2 and 3 and if so the Opposite parties herein would have surely narrated the said fact before your petitioner and moreover the Complainant’s attitude and intention so far genuinely proves her absolute unwillingness to proceed for registration since she knew very well that she was liable to pay the balance amount of Rs 2,00,000/ at the time of registration and it was due to such reasons the registration was not completed inspite of all preparations and presence of your petitioner at the registration department as is being mentioned herein above.

23.            That it is well before being mentioned in the previous paragraph that your petitioner had on his own issued the letter dated 07/09/09 intimating his willingness to execute the registered deed of conveyance in favour of the complainant but it is absolutely baseless and untrue that the Complainant had paid an amount of Rs 17,000 to your petitioner, rather your Petitioner had received an amount of Rs 5,000/ only for stamp  from the Ld Advocate of the Complainant Saikat Dutta Majumdar in presence of the Complainant and her husband and accordingly the said Deed of Conveyance was prepared after purchasing the stamp paper in the name of the complainant, deed was approved by her lawyer and registration date was fixed as on 30/12/2009 with the consent of the complainant and the said fact has specifically been stated as per Para 18 hereinabove.

24.            That it was duly being the brainchild of the Complainant and her husband which had rather made the way for execution of two separate agreements of the same even date in respect of purchasing the same property, having the same schedule only with an intention to evade from mentioning the full consideration value of Rs 6,00,000/ in the deed of conveyance and henceforth such  part of the statements as per Para 13 of the alleged complaint is strongly being denied and disputed thus demanding strict proof from the part of the Complainant.

25.            That it is the fact and matter of record that a Stamp paper having serial no. 691482 was purchased in the name of the Complainant and it was on that very stamp paper the deed was prepared, being approved by the Ld Advocate of the Complainant and accordingly registration date was fixed on 30/12/2009 taking consent of the Complainant herein but she did not turn up  and such facts has been deliberately suppressed by the Complainant in her alleged complaint.

26.            That to that effect your Petitioner had also issued the letter dated 18/01/2010 narrating the entire facts which was duly received by the Complainant.

27.            That subsequent thereto your petitioner had received one letter dated 19/01/2010 through her Ld Advocate Saikat Dutta Majumdar and it was after perusal of the contents of the said letter your Petitioner came to the conclusion that the Complainant herein had carried the genuine intention to avoid from paying the balance amount of Rs 2,00,000 and she was trying to perform the fraud practice of establishing the consideration value as Rs 3,00,000/ instead of Rs 6,00,000/ which has later on being admitted by her Ld Advocate Biswadeb Chattopadhyay in his notice and complaint.

28.            That the said alleged letter dated 19/01/2010 had stated the consideration value as Rs 3,00,000 in full and final as per para 2 of the said letter and moreover the Complainant had also carried the dishonest and fraudulent intention to grab some extra space by creating pressure upon your petitioner which has clearly being reflected from the said alleged letter and henceforth insuch situation your petitioner found no object to give reply to such letter.

29.            That the contents and/or statements as per Para 14 of the said complaint being filed by the Complainant herein is partly matter of fact but the rest are all baseless and frivolous being far from truth and reality, since it is a fact that your Petitioner being mentally and physically harassed and being the victim of the consequences had sent an Advocate’s letter dated 26/06/2010 detailing the entire facts of the Complainant’s misdeeds and fraudulent tactics thus finally with an intimation for cancellation of the said agreement for sale dated 14/12/2008.

30.            That it is pertinent to mention that the said letter dated 26/06/2010 was duly received by the Complainant herein.

31.            That in the meantime the Complainant has deliberately and willfully for the reasons best known to her has suppressed the material facts, the mentioning of which will genuinely prove the deficiency and negligence from the part of the Complainant herself since with the receipt of the letter dated 18/01/2010 on 29/01/2010 your Petitioner had suddenly received complaints from the legal residents of the Premises 354 Garfa main Road, Kolkata – 700075 since the Complainant’s husband along with his labours of the shop had involved in creating all sorts of nuisances and chaos into the said premises  and even involved in drinking liquor which had caused disturbances to other residents and they were forced to lock the main entrance gate of the premises but the Complainant’s husband had broke open the lock as well as the iron gate and to that effect your petitioner being harassed due to the overt acts of the Complainant and her husband was forced to lodge a complainbefore the Purba Jadavpur P.S. on dated 10/02/2010 and accordingly your petitioner had also preferred an application u/s 107 Cr.P.C before the ld Executive Magistrate (2nd Court) at Alipore against the Complainant and her husband vide Case No. M.P.632 of 2010.

32.            That subsequently in the meantime it was due to the intervention of  some friends and well wishers including the local party members the matter was settled and your Petitioner again became agreed to provide another chance to the Complainant herein so that the registration will be completed as well as the transaction and accordingly your petitioner was handed over a sum of Rs 5,000/ by one Giridhari Ghosh @ Giri being known to the Complainant  for purchasing the stamp paper and to proceed for registration.

33.            That accordingly valuation was assessed, Deed was drafted, plan for the scheduled property was prepared which was wholly approved by the Advocate of the Complainant and the date for registration was fixed on 12/03/2010,but it is unfortunate to state that your petitioner had turned up along with his Advocate for conducting the registration before the office of the DSR III at Alipore  wherein two local party members had also remained present but again after a long wait and wastage of valuable time and energy of your petitioner he could learnt that the complainant will not turn up for registration .

34.            That in such situation who is responsible for non completion of registration on behalf of the complainant as being alleged by the complainant in her ill motivated complaint and the complainant herein has find no necessity to incorporate the said facts in her complaint .

35.            That finally your Petitioner had  send the legal notice dated 26/06/2010 to the complainant herein intimating her about the cancellation of the agreemeTnt for sale dated 14/12/2008 which had also crossed the stipulated time frame of 18 months as being mentioned in the said agreement and it was with due receipt of the said notice the complainant found no necessity to send any reply to such notice dated 26/06/2010 since more than 31/2 years, rather the complainant herself along with her husband had handed over possession of the said godown.

36.            That in the meantime your Petitioner had on several occasions repeatedly intimated the Complainant to get refund of the money being given by her but there was no response from her part.

37.            That subsequently in absence of your Petitioner on dated 03/02/2014 suddenly the Complainant’s husband Goutam Mitra in grave provocation from the complainant being accompanied with some of his associates had barged into your petitioner’s godown by breaking the lock and padlock of the said godown and ransacked the interior walls of the godown in connivance with some unknown associates, broke the fitted grills of the godown and committed theft of valuable woods like mahogany,shagun bamboo etc which were remained stock at the said godown being presently in possession of your petitioner.

38.            That on getting the information your petitioner had immediately rushed before the Survey Park Police Station and lodged the complaint  vide G.D.E No. 200 dated 03/02/2014 which was later on treated as  F.I.R vide Survey park P.S. Case no. 35 dated 03/02/2014 under sections 461/453/380/323/114 I.P.C and the said case is still pending before the ld A.C.J.M at Alipore.

39.            That suddenly after the lapse of all most more than 3 ½ years wherein within this period the Complainant remained silent rather handed over possession  of the Godown to your Petitioner and thereafter the complainant’s husband had committed offence and in the meantime the Complainant had taken hardship to send one legal notice to your petitioner wherein it is funny to state that the complainant had subsequently changed her words of fraudulent and foul tactics, the jugglery of which she had so far shown in her letters since in the said notice dated 21/02/2014 she had finally admitted the fact that the consideration value of the properties were fixed at Rs 6,00,000 in full and final but initially she had taken recourse to dishonest tactics by claiming the value of the property as Rs 3,00,000/ and Rs 1,00,000/ was paid for extra space as per her letter dated 19/01/2010.

40.            That the said notice was specifically issued in favour of your petitioner to fulfill the malafide intention of the complainant but sending of a mere letter after a lapse of 3 ½ years wherein the agreement has already been cancelled and the complainant remained silent for such a period after receipt of the notice dated 26/06/2010 simply state the silent admission and/or consent to the contents of the said letter and moreover the whimsical sending of a  legal notice does not at all create any cause of action to the instant suit.

41.            That however on receipt of the said notice your Petitioner had given a befitting reply to the said notice by sending a reply notice dated 05/03/2014 to the Ld Advocate of the Complainant through speed post but the said notice was deliberately and intentionally refused to be accepted by her Advocate which became not claimed inspite of sending the said reply  notice at the authentic address of the Complainant’s advocate.

42.            That thereafter again another notice dated 30/05/2014 was send by the said Advocate of the Complainant after a lapse of more or less 3 months, to your petitioner but after perusal of the contents of the said letter your petitioner could observe that some new stories have been incorporated into the said notice just deviating from the contents of the previous notice which is nothing but the outcome of an after thought containing some cooked up manufactured stories and on receipt of said bull sheet notice your petitioner found no absolute necessity to give reply to the said notice.

43.            That as per Para 15 of the alleged complaint it is funny to state that the complainant took about more than 3 months time to collect new particulars from the complainant to send the fresh notice dated 30/05/2014 thus deviating from the  contents of the previous notice dated 21/02/2014.

44.            That as per Para 16 of the alleged complaint your Petitioner strongly denies and disputes with the allegations as being framed against your petitioner and states that the negligence arose from the part of the complainant herself simply to cheat your petitioner by enjoying possession of the godown in the illegal manner and moreover since the stipulated time frame of the agreement for sale has already expired more than 3 years ago and moreover during the subsistence of the said agreement for sale since the Complainant herself had remain engaged in all sorts of foul play to avoid registration deliberately intentionally and also escape from paying off the balance amount of the total value of the property henceforth presently with the cancellation of said agreement for sale there lies no question of handing over the said documents as being mentioned in para 16 of the said complaint since the complainant herself as deliberately failed to fulfill her commitments and the stipulated time frame of the agreement had already expired.

45.            That the alleged contents of Para 17 of the complaint is simply the outcome of the criminal case being lodged against the complainant’s husband which is still pending and no such incidence took place on dated 19/02/2014 since presently she is not in possession of the said property and the said statements are absolutely false baseless and is being strongly denied by your Petitioner and at the same time is demanding strict proof from the Complainant herein and in respect of the case being No. M.P. 865 of 2014 your petitioner found no necessity to make his appearance in the said case.

46.            That the statement as per Para 18 of the complaint is absolutely meaningless since there lies no question of becoming revengeful upn the Complainant and her husband since the complaint before the Survey Park P.S. was lodged  on the very day of commission of offence by the Complainant’s husband i.e on 03/02/2014 rather the M.P.Case No. 865 of 2014 has been filed against your petitioner on 19/02/2014 absolutely out of grudge and to take revenge. 

47.            That the statements as per 19 of the complaint is absolutely vague and possess no legal validity having no legs to stand upon and since the said transaction is commercial in nature such petition does not lie within the consumer protection act .

48.            That the statements as per Para 20 of the said complaint is again false and untrue and the cause of action for the suit completely extinguishes on 30/12/2009 when the complainant failed to turn up before the registration office for registration  and again on 12/03/2014 when again  the complainant failed to turn up at the registration office and finally on 26/06/2010 after sending the notice to the complainant  with the intimation for cancellation of the agreement for sale as also with the expiry of the time frame of the agreement for sale.

49.            That it is also to state that finally the complainant’s husband had visited your Petitioner’s house  after discussions between themselves and had accepted the amount of Rs 4,00,000/ by an account payee cheque vide No. 608455 dated 14/08/14 from your petitioner which was duly credited in favour of complainant on 22/08/14 and accordingly your petitioner had thereafter issued a letter dated 08/10/14 to the complainant with a demand for issuing money receipt  in respect of credit of the aforesaid cheque but it is surprising to state that with the receipt of the aforesaid letter by the complainant she had subsequently issued another letter dated 12/10/14 to your Petitioner as the reply to your Petitioner’s letter.

50.            That it was on perusal of the said reply your Petitioner had learnt about the misdeeds of the Complainant which was done deliberately and intentionally to fulfill her fraudulent and dishonest motive and such acts have simply been done only after receipt and encashment of the aforesaid cheque and moreover it is funny to state that the cheque was encashed on 22/08/14 and she had visited her band only on 08/10/2014 only after receipt of your petitioner’s letter and such acts are absolutely calculated and ill motivated .

51.            That your Petitioner is strictly denying the allegations as being imposed upon your Petitioner by the Complainant in respect of the amendment petition being filed by the Complainant since all such alleged statements are concocted, misleading and baseless having no legs to stand upon.

52.            That it is noteworthy to mention that the complainant herein had also met with the local councilor only after committing offence of theft in respect of which Survey Park P.S. Case No. 35 dated 03/02/14 had been lodged against the complainant‘s husband, only with an object to settle the matter and when your petitioner had requested the complainant and her husband to take refund of the money they had duly agreed with.

53.            That in the aforesaid facts and circumstances your Petitioner is praying for set aside the said alleged complaint being filed by the Complainant herein against your petitioner since the said complaint is  not at all maintainable in law and does not lie within the purview of the Consumer Protection Act and moreover the said complaint is absolutely barred by limitation.

                                                      In the facts and circumstances it is therefore                                                                  prayed that your Honour would be graciously                                                               pleased to admit this petition and allow your                                                                  Petitioner’s prayer for set aside the alleged                                                                           complaint being filed by the complainant herein                                                                   before your Honour’s Court and/or may pass any                                                               such other order/s as your Honour may deem fit                                                                 and proper for the ends of justice.

And for this act of kindness your petitioner as in duty bound shall ever pray.

 

 

                                                          

 

 

                                                  V E R I F I C A T I O N

 

I Sri Chandan Sarker the Petitioner herein  declare that the statements made in paragraphs 1 to 46  above are true to the best of my  knowledge and belief and the rests are my humble submissions before the Learned Court . I sign this verification on the                        day of                            2014.

 

 

 

 

                                                        

 

                                                               

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A F F I D A V I T

 

I SRI CHANDAN SARKER son of Late Joygopal Sarkar, by faith Hindu, Indian, by occupation Business, aged about 56 years, on behalf of my sole proprietorship firm M/S B.S. enterprise having its office and residence at 18/C Garfa Sitala Mandir Road, P.S. Survey Park, Kolkata – 700075 do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :

1.     That I am the Opposite Party No.1 in the instant case being filed by the Complainant  and I am well conversant with the facts and circumstances of the said case.

                                This is true to my knowledge.

2.     That the statements made in paragraphs 1 to 46 of my Written Objection  are true to the best of  my knowledge and belief and the rests are my humble submissions before your Honour’s Court.

 

 

 

D E P O N E N T

 Identified by me

Advocate.

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

  

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