Clothes shopping: Woman receives Rs5,000 settlement

The district consumer court disposed of a suit against a dress shop on Monday as the case was settled out of court.


Our Correspondent October 02, 2012

LAHORE:


The district consumer court disposed of a suit against a dress shop on Monday as the case was settled out of court. Muhammad Tanveer, proprietor of Modern Zari House, paid Rs5,000 to Huma Bibi to settle the case, as agreed at the last hearing.


The petitioner had sued Modern Zari House seeking damages of Rs55,000 for allegedly using substandard thread and cloth to make her dress. She told the court that she had paid Rs1,500 for the outfit, but the colours faded in the first wash. She said that she visited Modern Zari House to complain, but was “harassed and humiliated” as several other shopkeepers had also gathered there and had taunted her. Huma Bibi had asked the court to direct the respondent to pay her Rs55,000 as damages and for “mental agony”.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 2nd, 2012.

COMMENTS (3)

p r sharma | 11 years ago | Reply

@Hameed:

" Is this even news, Come on ET get your act together and do some real reporting."

This has a great news value. It provides you the right of a consumer who are cheated quite often by the seller and or service provider This news encourages to your right against the the cheating / corrupt practices. Jago Grahak Jago.

Hameed | 11 years ago | Reply

Is this even news, Come on ET get your act together and do some real reporting.

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