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Fees not refunded and abuse behaviour
26-Feb-2025 (In Recovery Law)
I had enrolled my 6 year old on 21-2-25 at vaishali dance studio provided fake promises of good coaching as well as infrastructure she take signatures of mine without informing her rules she has no gst number, no fire safety, no camera no ventilation and complaint of this matters ..so she initiated target my child now my child is mentally upset and demotivated now we ask her to refund my amount as he came for just 5 days over there .. she refused to refund as well as abuse us... Please help rega
Formal Complaint to the Dance Studio:
Start by sending a written complaint (email or letter) to the owner of Vaishali Dance Studio, detailing:
The fake promises made regarding coaching and infrastructure.
Lack of safety measures: no GST number, fire safety, cameras, ventilation.
The emotional harm and targeting of your child.
The abusive behavior from the owner.
Your request for a refund, since your child only attended for 5 days.
Give them 7 days to respond.
2. File a Police Complaint:
Since there’s abuse and harm to your child’s mental health, this is serious. File a written complaint at your local police station, mentioning:
Abuse and harassment by the dance studio owner.
Unfair practices and misrepresentation of facilities.
Endangerment of safety due to lack of fire safety and proper infrastructure.
This ensures the police are aware of the situation and can take action if needed.
3. Consumer Complaint:
Since you paid for a service that wasn’t provided as promised:
File a complaint with the Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum for deficiency of service and unfair trade practice.
Demand a full refund of the fees paid and compensation for mental harassment and inconvenience caused.
4. Additional Legal Options:
If there’s any abusive language or threats, consider filing a case for criminal intimidation (Section 506 IPC).
If you signed papers without being informed of the rules, that can amount to misrepresentation and fraud (Section 415 IPC).
5. Prioritize Your Child’s Well-Being:
Since your child is feeling mentally upset and demotivated.
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