1. Send a notice to the Opposite Party giving him time limit to settle your grievance.
2. Prepare the consumer complaint in the required format (as also given in this web-site)
3. Get the complaint affidavit notarized through a notary.
4. Make required number of photocopies after notarizing.
5. Prepare a bank draft from a nationalized bank to pay court fee.
6. Submit the complaint and court fee to the receiving clerk in the consumer court who will give you the date for admission hearing and complaint reference number number.
7. On admission hearing, you would be informed whether your case is fit for acceptance or not. If accepted, you will be given the date for next hearing.
8. The court will send your complaint copy to the opposite party seeking reply within 30 days, and asking him to attend the hearing.
9. The hearings will continue till the matter is decided.
10. The courts final order will be sent to all the parties by registered post.
Please note: It is important to attend the hearings, else the matter may be decided ex-party on the merits of the case.
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