Non compliance of Booking/cancellation mandates Sample Clauses

Non compliance of Booking/cancellation mandates. For other fraudulent activities such as faking as a normal user and booking on website using multiple user IDs, Manipulation of ERS, sale of I tickets, Booking of benami tickets, ,Transfer or resale of tickets, blocking accommodation giving fictitious names, cancellation of ticket without the knowledge of customer, Non filing of TDR on request of Customer. A penalty of Rs.20,000/- per complaint/per agent will be imposed on the Principal agent for the offence/ irregularity committed by the agent himself or by the sub-agent. Plus The sub-agent ID of such franchisee/corporate outlet will be permanently deactivated and debarred from booking e-tickets for the customers, thereafter Plus/or FIR will be filed against the agent for cheating/duping the system as well as customers under advice to this Office 4 Non compliance of other mandates -Any agent outlet, if found without proper display of sign board indicating the IRCTC instructions viz Service charges, Payment gateway charges, without IRCTC registration certificate being displayed, non collection of the requisition form for reservation/cancellation etc., Any advertisement in print or press media without prior permission from IRCTC in writing. Misuse of IRCTC LOGO without prior permission from IRCTC A penalty of upto Rs.5,000/- per complaint/per agent will be imposed on the Principal agent for the offence/ irregularity committed by the agent himself or by the sub-agent. Plus In the first instance Sub-agent will be given a warning and in the second instance sub agent ID will be permanently deactivated (Rs.5000/- for non collection of Requisition form from customer for reservation/cancellation & Rs.1000/- if agent outlet found without proper display of sign board indicating the IRCTC instructions viz Service charges, Payment gateway charges). A penalty of Rs,10.000/- per complaint/per agent will be imposed on Principal agent. Plus Sub-agent ID will be deactivated for 6 months. (If the advertisement is given by Principal Agent in print or press media without prior permission from IRCTC – Temporary suspension of services to Principal agent. Imposing of penalty and revoking of suspension will be decided by the competent authority case by case.
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