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Faulty vehicle makers face action, Transport Ministry Plans To Slap 1 Lakh Fine On Each Defective ProductArticle Window
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More power to the consumer. GREAT
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That means if someone's bike has hard gear shifts or overheating engine due to bad parts, he can complain it and Manufacturer would be fined??
Fortunately, Bajaj would be getting the all-new KTM based Pulsars to market soon...
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I think unless and until the fault could lead to serious or fatal accidents (ex: tata nano catching fire or breaking of front suspension assembly in previous gen pulsars while riding), common mechanical issues would not be taken as seriously enough to fine the manufacturer. It's a good move nevertheless.Originally posted by Samarth 619 View PostThat means if someone's bike has hard gear shifts or overheating engine due to bad parts, he can complain it and Manufacturer would be fined??www.motorcykle.in - The lighter side of motorcyclingComment
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They're only in the planning phase!!! But the word defective word is quite ambigious; what defines the defective? Parts? Does that include the bolt as well? On a certain case with A*, it was a bolt. But the manufacturer could be held responsible OR they could point to the vendor who made it. So unless the policy is clearly defined (which is quite difficult in our country), this will become another law on paper.Originally posted by Noor View PostSkill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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So with the infernal Nanos we can expect tata to go bankrupt soon...?"stay hungry, stay foolish."
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That's great news, I request to be dug out of my grave or given a rebirth to witness this, did they state which millennium it will be enforced in?
Maybe I could tie the launch of the project in with my overdue tax rebate and witness two miracles in one decade!
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wow!!! what a news.It should not be limited to vehicles but should be implemented on each and every item produced in India.
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well in India it will never be possible as there are already so many cases pending in the courts and more over our civil and criminal law can show u as an example in India our ministers just like to keep the money with themselves.click me
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Good move!
Im pretty sure there will be a line drawn.and should be for major recalls.Originally posted by aargee View PostSmoke rubber,not tobacco.
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Hopefully the plan will be "implemented" soon.nice initiative.Consumer needs more rights.
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They automobile companies will try to stop this or atleast include loop holes in it. I dont think that this would be implemented in this decade(Being very optimistic).Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.Comment
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