Pakistan, Jan. 28 -- A consumer court in Karachi has issued notices to a well-known clothing brand and a courier company after a customer alleged that he was delivered a sack of flour instead of garments worth over Rs50,000.

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The judicial magistrate of the consumer court (East) summoned the defendants - clothing brand Maria.B and courier service PostEx (Pvt) Ltd - to appear before the court on January 31 and respond to the allegations. The notices were issued following a preliminary hearing on an application filed under the consumer protection law.

According to the application, the complainant, Muhammad Usman Malik, placed an order on December 1, 2025, through the official website of Mari...