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    Home / News / Bengaluru News / Bengaluru: Overcharging Rs. 21 on water-bottle costs mall-outlet Rs. 12,000
    Bengaluru: Overcharging Rs. 21 on water-bottle costs mall-outlet Rs. 12,000
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    Bengaluru: Overcharging Rs. 21 on water-bottle costs mall-outlet Rs. 12,000

    Written by Ramya Patelkhana
    September 25, 2017 | 03:18 pm 1 min read
    Bengaluru: Overcharging Rs. 21 on water-bottle costs mall-outlet Rs. 12,000

    A Bengaluru consumer court awarded Rs. 12,000 compensation to a man who was overcharged for a Kinley water-bottle by a mall-outlet owner. Cottonpet's KP Raghavendra complained against GS Enterprises, a vendor in Bannerghatta Road's Royal Meenakshi Mall, and manufacturer Coca-Cola for charging him Rs. 21 extra for the bottle. The third additional Bangalore Urban District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum heard the case. Know more!

    Mall outlet caused Rs. 21 loss: Complainant

    Raghavendra purchased a 1-litre Kinley water bottle for Rs. 40 from the mall outlet on 5 Dec'15 instead of the Rs. 19 MRP. He purchased a similar bottle from a Jayanagar shop the same day for Rs. 19. He approached the court and submitted the invoices of both purchases. He stressed Coca-Cola "connived" with the store to increase the price and cheat customers.

    Mall outlet refutes complaint

    The Bengaluru court began hearing Raghavendra's case in early 2016. The store in the mall was represented by its proprietor in the court. However, the vendor, GS Enterprises, claimed that Raghavendra's complaint was false, frivolous, and vexatious.

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