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M/S A.B. Motors Private Ltd. vs M/S Admiral Impex Pvt. Ltd. & Anr. on 15 April, 2010

The Complainants are not consumers of the OP No. 2. The Complaint is barred by limitation since the vehicle was purchased on 08/11/2012 and the warranty stood concluded on 09/11/2014 by efflux of time. The vehicle plied for more than 32,420 kilometers at the time of accident. The Hon'ble 6 National Commission in the case of "A. B. Motors Private Ltd. Vs. Admiral Impex Pvt. Ltd. And Anr." has ruled out that where the insurance company has paid and reimbursed the Complainant, in that situation the Forum cannot allow any further claim. There is no omission or commission or any deficiency in service on the part of OP No. 2. The vehicle was in perfect and defect-free condition before the alleged accident. The Complaint is bad for non-joinder of necessary parties since the Complainants have not impleaded the insurance company i.e. ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co. Ltd., which has already approved, settled and paid the claim of the vehicle. The vehicle is not in the custody of Complainants and hence the Complainants have no locus standi to file the Complaint. The Complainant No. 1 has disposed of the said Swift car. At the time of sale, the Complainants were provided with the owner's manual and service booklet which contains warranty policy and instructions with regard to various systems installed in the vehicle including safety. The Complainants did not bother to read those instructions and has filed a Complaint to make undue gains. The safety features provided in the vehicle including air bag do not guarantee complete safety to the passengers and the driver/owner has to acquaint himself of the safety instructions provided in the owner's manual. The Complainant No. 1 did not report glowing of malfunction indicator lamp glowing in the instrument cluster panel of the vehicle during the tenure of the warranty or even thereafter. There is no defect in the vehicle. The front air bags are designed to inflate only in severe frontal collisions and deployment of air bags would depend upon the seriousness of the frontal collision on the effective area of the vehicle. The front air bags are not designed to inflate in rear impacts, side impacts, rollovers, under the bed of truck or bus, collision 7 with a utility pole or stumpage or minor frontal collisions, since they would offer no protection in those type of accidents. The air bag deploys only one time during an accident and seat belts are needed to restrain the occupants from further movements during the accident. The accident occurred in the present case falls under the category of "Front air bags will probably not inflate" i.e. collision from the side and therefore the plea of the Complainants of non-deployment of air bags during the accident is baseless and erroneous. There was no frontal collision happened to the vehicle in question.
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