Who is Not a Consumer? While the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, provides broad protection to consumers, there are specific instances where individuals may not be considered consumers: Free Goods or Services: Individuals whoRead More
Who is Not a Consumer Under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019? The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 was enacted to provide a framework for protecting the interests of consumers in India. The law empowersRead More
Who is a Consumer Under the Consumer Protection Act? A consumer is defined under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 as a person who: Purchases goods or avails services: This includes any individual whoRead More
Consumer Protection in India: Who is a Consumer? Consumer protection is a critical aspect of ensuring that individuals are not taken advantage of in the marketplace, and they have legal recourse if theyRead More
Joint Complaints: A Powerful Tool for Consumer Protection A recent landmark judgment by the Supreme Court of India has empowered consumers to collectively fight against unfair practices and seek justice. The ruling allowsRead More
File Joint Complaint to Fast-Track Your Consumer Case: A Game-Changing Supreme Court Ruling The consumer protection landscape in India has taken a significant turn with a recent ruling by the Supreme Court thatRead More
Comprehensive Guide to Consumer Protection in India: Legal Remedies and Enforcement under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 marks a significant evolution in consumer rights legislation in India. TheRead More
The Consumer Protection Act – A Comprehensive Overview in India law The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, is a landmark legislation in India that provides a robust framework for consumer protection. It empowers consumersRead More
Comprehensive Guide to the Consumer Protection Act in India: Rights, Penalties, and Enforcement The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 is one of the most significant legislative reforms aimed at protecting the interests of consumersRead More
Penalties for Non-Compliance with Consumer Protection Orders The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, provides for penalties to ensure compliance with orders issued by District Forums, State Commissions, and the National Commission. Non-compliance with theseRead More
