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‘Wedding Wish’ fails to find a match, asked to pay 10k fine, refund 80K

The firm based in Sector 36, Chandigarh, had assured Gurmeet Kaur of finding a suitable match for her daughter Baldeep Dara and charged ₹80,000 for it. An agreement for the same was executed on August 13, 2017.

Published on: Sep 25, 2019, 00:59:47 IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | By , Chandigarh
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Finding Wedding Wish Private Ltd “deficient in rendering service”, the district consumer disputes redressal forum has asked the firm to refund 80,000 and pay 20,000 as compensation-cum-litigation cost to a woman and her daughter from Zirakpur.

Despite payment of ₹80,000, the company did not arrange meetings with the prospective matches, the forum was told. (HT FILE PHOTO)
Despite payment of ₹80,000, the company did not arrange meetings with the prospective matches, the forum was told. (HT FILE PHOTO)

Ravi Inder Singh, advocate for the complainant said the firm based in Sector 36, Chandigarh, had assured Gurmeet Kaur of finding a suitable match for her daughter Baldeep Dara and charged 80,000 for it. An agreement for the same was executed on August 13, 2017.

Baldeep was registered as a Royal Gold member. Subsequently, the company started sending profiles of prospective grooms to her without disclosing their contact number or addresses. The company avoided arranging meetings with the prospective match despite repeated requests from the complainants, the forum was told. The firm would ignore their calls and queries. Also, the profiles sent were not as per the preferences of the complainants, which was intimated to the company.

Denying allegation and pleading “no deficiency in service”, the firm’s managing director said that they provided the desired profiles as per the service agreement. The firm stated that they do not give assurance of 100% success to its client.

Finding the company “deficient in rendering proper service” to the complainants, the forum directed it to refund 80,000 with 9% interest, pay 10,000 as compensation and 10,000 as litigation expenses.

 
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