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Consumer Forum Case filing - District & State

At Contract Easily, we understand that navigating the legal landscape can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to consumer rights. That's why we're proud to offer our specialized online legal service for filing cases with Consumer Forums at both the District and State levels. Our mission is to make the process as straightforward and accessible as possible for consumers seeking justice.

Service Highlights:

Expert Consultation: Our team of experienced legal professionals is here to guide you through every step of the consumer complaint process. With a deep understanding of consumer rights and laws, we provide personalized advice tailored to your specific situation.
Comprehensive Case Evaluation: We will review the details of your complaint, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of your case. Our aim is to ensure that you have a solid foundation before proceeding with your filing.
Online Case Filing: Utilizing our user-friendly online platform, you can easily file your case with the appropriate Consumer Forum. We simplify the process by providing clear instructions and assistance in preparing the necessary documentation.
Documentation Support: We assist you in gathering and organizing all required documents, ensuring that your case is presented clearly and effectively. This includes drafting complaint letters, collecting evidence, and preparing any additional paperwork needed for submission.
Updates and Follow-ups: Once your case is filed, we provide ongoing support and updates on the status of your complaint. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that you stay informed throughout the process.
Affordable Pricing: We believe that quality legal assistance should be accessible to everyone. Our transparent pricing structure ensures that you receive expert services without the burden of hidden fees.
Confidentiality and Security: Your privacy is our priority. We employ stringent security measures to protect your personal information and case details throughout the process.

Take the first step towards asserting your consumer rights today. With Contract Easily, you can file your case with confidence and ease, knowing that you have a dedicated team by your side. Visit our website to learn more about our services and begin your case filing journey online. Together, we can help you achieve justice.

Can consumer case be filed online?

Consumers can file complaints depending on their specific grievance to the Consumer Commission at the District, State or National Commissions along with the relevant documents or also can E-filing through E-daakhil website. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF THE COMPLAINT E.G. RECEIPT, VOUCHER ETC.

Is e-daakhil free?

If the claim is up to Rs 5 lakh, the case will be heard for free. Here are the steps to follow for lodging an online complaint in different forums: Go to the portal e-Daakhil (https://edaakhil.nic.in/edaakhil/) Click on the "Complain" button located at the top left corner of the page.

Is it necessary to send legal notice before filing consumer complaint?

The first step in any consumer dispute is to submit a legal notice to the accused party before filing a formal court complaint. Everyone victim of unethical commercial operations, such as selling defective goods and products, must file a legal notice for defective goods against those responsible.

How long will it take to resolve a case in consumer court?

Unless the case is very complicated (say a medical negligence case) or where multiple parties are involved (especially in case of property) or due to other unforseen circumstances (like death of a party and then say substituting his 3–4 legal heirs in his place), the District Commission is expected to complete the case within 8–12 months and State Commission within 2–2.5 years. However, it also depends on the workload of that particular commission. Some forums entertain 60–70 cases per day while some do not reach 15 cases a day.

What is the time limit for consumer complaint?

within two years

1.3-4 Time frame within which a complaint can be filed - Section 24A of the Act provides that a consumer dispute can be filed within two years from the date on which the cause of action arises.