Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Kerala Court Orders Marriage Bureau Refund
A man named Ajith K K in Kerala, India, paid a marriage bureau to help him find a bride.
He waited for nine years, but the bureau didn't find anyone for him.
A court said the bureau didn't do its job and ordered it to give Ajith his money back and pay extra as compensation.
Ajith K K, a nursing college professor, registered with Sreechakra Marriage Bureau in November 2016.
He paid a registration fee of Rs 3,000 and was assured of a prospective bride from Kasaragod.
The bureau failed to provide any suitable matrimonial proposals for nine years.
A district consumer court in Kannur held the bureau liable for deficiency of service.
The court ordered the bureau to refund the registration fee and pay compensation.
- Who
- Ajith K K, a nursing college professor
- What
- A district consumer court in Kerala ordered a marriage bureau to refund a customer and pay compensation for failing to find a suitable match
- When
- The complainant registered in November 2016
- Where
- Kannur, Kerala
- Why
- The marriage bureau failed to provide promised matrimonial proposals
- Complainant
- Ajith K K
- Profession
- Nursing college professor
- Marriage Bureau
- Sreechakra Marriage Bureau
- Registration Fee
- Rs 3,000
- Duration of Wait
- Nine years
- Location
- Kannur, Kerala