
Lack Of CCTV Footage In ATMs And Failure To Investigate Unauthorized Transactions, Southwest Delhi District Commission Holds PNB Liable
Live LawThe District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-VII, Southwest Delhi bench comprising Suresh Kumar Gupta and Ramesh Chand Yadav held Punjab National Bank liable for deficiency in services for failure to failure to adequately investigate the unauthorized transactions from the Complainant's account and preserve crucial evidence. Observations by the District Commission: The District Commission held that the transactions on 23.09.2012, involving four withdrawals from different ATMs during nighttime, raised doubts regarding the Complainant's involvement. Additionally, the District Commission noted that PNB did not provide any explanation for the absence of SMS alerts on the Complainant's registered mobile number, which could have alerted him to the unauthorized transactions. Therefore, the District Commission held that the failure to adequately investigate the matter and preserve crucial evidence constituted a deficiency in service on PNB's part.
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