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Tikona internet service provider cheated me by asking me to pay excess payment for a service they have not provided.
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Consumer Protection
Posted on 28-Aug-18
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Advocate Varun
Answered on 29-Aug-18
Send a notice to the construction company/ developer, before filing a formal complaint. It is important for the consumer to give notice to the opposite party regarding the deficiency in service or unfair practice. This is to see if the other party is willing to offer the compensation to make the good the loss suffered by the consumer. If the developer refuses or neglects the notice, the you can approach the consumer court. You may contact me if you need help in your matter!
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Advocate HARSH
Answered on 24-Sep-18
Dear Ma'am/Sir This complain is under the consumer act. It can be filed in district consumer forum and you will get the compensation along with the litigation charges. The proceedings will be done under consumer protection act.
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