Consumer law
Consumer law refers to a broad body of law that regulates the sale and purchase of goods and services between consumers and businesses. It is designed to protect the rights of consumers and ensure that businesses abide by certain standards when it comes to marketing, selling, and delivering products and services. It also covers topics such as warranties, product safety, product labelling, data protection, and returns or refunds. Consumer law also covers issues such as consumer debt, consumer fraud, deceptive advertising, and other deceptive practices.
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CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 1986 AND 2019
A Consumer Protection Act is a legal framework or legislation enacted by a government to safeguard the rights and interests of consumers in transactions involving goods and services. The primary aim of such acts is to protect consumers from unfair trade practices,...
RIGHT TO CONSUMER SAFETY
The term 'SAFETY' inherently signifies 'PROTECTION' and 'WELL-BEING,' particularly in the context of individual welfare. Thus, the right to safety implies the entitlement to adequate protection. In the Indian constitution, the right to safety is encapsulated within...