Dealer Failed To Transfer Bike Ownership For 1 Year, Now Offering Low Refund

You can contact on 7572010175

Dear Sir, Before jumping into court, send a Legal Notice through a lawyer. ​Why: It shows you are serious and often pushes dealers to settle immediately to avoid litigation. ​Content: Demand a full refund of ₹67,000 (bike cost + RC fee) plus interest and compensation for harassment within 15 days, failing which you will move to the Consumer Court. ​2. Consumer Forum (Consumer Court) ​Since the dealer failed to provide the service (ownership transfer) for which they took money, this is a clear case of "Deficiency in Service" and "Unfair Trade Practice." ​Jurisdiction: You can file a case in the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Mumbai/Thane. ​E-Daakhil: You can even file this complaint online via the e-Daakhil portal. ​Claim: You should ask for the full ₹67,000, interest, and costs incurred for the "mental harassment" you mentioned. ​3. Police Complaint for Cheating ​Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS)—formerly Section 420 of the IPC—you can file a complaint at the local police station for Cheating and Dishonesty. ​The dealer took money for a transfer they never intended to complete or failed to complete, causing you financial loss. ​Sometimes, just the threat of an FIR (First Information Report) is enough to make a dealer refund the full amount

Kindly contact us 9520988122

Kindly contact us for more details. +919667660556