Defense of Rs. 4.7 Million Solar Warranty Claim in Consumer Court
A customer of Beacon Energy Limited filed a consumer complaint alleging that a Rs. 4.7 million solar panel installation failed to deliver committed backup time, claiming severe damages.
We defended the company by proving that installation adhered strictly to the Bill of Quantities (BOQ), the system operated efficiently as proven by negative net-metering balances for consecutive months, the complainant breached warranty terms by unauthorized engagement of third-party technicians, and contributory negligence applied per PLD 2015 SC 212. Assertions were proven through rigorous cross-examination of complainant witnesses.
The Learned Judge Consumer/Commercial Court Peshawar rejected the damages complaint as framed and directed solely the replacement of the battery bank as amicably offered.

