Punjab commission orders Hyundai to pay Rs 22,500 over missing car papers
The Punjab state consumer commission has ruled that Hyundai must provide the required documents to Amandeep Singh, who bought a Hyundai Eon in 2016 but never received an invoice or registration certificate. The company had argued it was not responsible for duties that fall on its dealers, but the commission rejected that defense. Hyundai has been ordered to pay Singh Rs 22,500 as compensation for mental distress and litigation costs. The ruling stresses that manufacturers must make sure their dealers meet required service standards.
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