Advocate Neha Gund offers comprehensive legal assistance for matters before the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC). Whether you are a consumer seeking justice for unfair practices or a business facing a complaint, our firm is equipped to represent your interests with precision and commitment.

Understanding SCDRC

The State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC) is a statutory body under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. It functions as an intermediate consumer forum between the District Commission and the National Commission (NCDRC).

Jurisdiction of SCDRC:

• Original Jurisdiction: Complaints where the value of goods or services and compensation claimed is between ₹50 lakh and ₹1 crore

• Appellate Jurisdiction: Appeals against orders passed by District Consumer Commissions within the state

• Revisional Jurisdiction: To revise orders of the District Commission in certain cases

Legal Services by Advocate Neha Gund for SCDRC Matters

Drafting and Filing Complaints

• Drafting comprehensive consumer complaints for matters involving deficiency in services, defective products, or unfair trade practices

• Preparing and filing appeals against decisions of the District Commission

Court Representation

• Representing clients before the SCDRC for both original and appellate cases

• Articulating facts and arguments convincingly with supporting evidence and legal precedents

Documentation and Evidence

• Assisting in collecting and organizing necessary documents, invoices, communications, and expert opinions to strengthen your case

Mediation & Settlement

• Exploring the possibility of amicable settlements through mediation, wherever possible

• Advising clients on strategic resolutions to avoid lengthy litigation

Types of Cases Handled at SCDRC

• Real Estate Disputes: Delayed possession, construction defects, or illegal cancellation of allotment

• Healthcare & Medical Negligence

• Insurance Claims: Rejection or delay in settlement of legitimate claims

• Banking & Finance: Unfair loan recovery, unauthorized transactions, or faulty services

• Telecom & Utility Services: Poor service delivery, overcharging, or misleading advertisements

• Consumer Goods: Faulty appliances, gadgets, or vehicles not replaced or repaired

• Travel and E-commerce Disputes