A Karnataka consumer commission found an inherent manufacturing defect in a bus purchased by a driver. The vehicle faced serious engine problems within months of its purchase. The commission examined evidence and ruled in favor of the complainant. Force Motors and the dealer were directed to replace the bus or refund the purchase price with interest. Compensation for mental agony and litigation costs were also awarded to the complainant. A Karnataka consumer commission found an inherent manufacturing defect in a bus purchased by a driver. The vehicle faced serious engine problems within months of its purchase. The commission examined evidence and ruled in favor of the complainant. Force Motors and the dealer were directed to replace the bus or refund the purchase price with interest. Compensation for mental agony and litigation costs were also awarded to the complainant.
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