Consumer Protection Law
Consumer Protection and its necessity Introduction Consumer, the concept Consumer of goods Unfair trade practices Consumer Protection Councils Service Medical service Insurance Public Utilities Redressal Mechanism Enforcement of Consumer rights Judicial Review
Consumer Protection and its necessity
Introduction
- Consumerism in India
- Need of Consumer Protection Act, 1986
- Objectives and Scope of Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Consumer, the concept
- Definition of Consumer
- Position of third party beneficiary
- Voluntary and involuntary consumer
- When a person is not a consumer
Consumer of goods
Unfair trade practices
- Misleading and false advertising
- Unsafe and hazardous products
- Bargain price
- Falsification of trademarks
Consumer Protection Councils
- Constitution and procedure of central consumer protection council
- Constitution and procedure of state consumer protection council
- Consumer rights
Service
- Deficiency โ meaning
- Service rendered free of charge
- Service under a contract of personal service;
Medical service
- How to determine negligence
- The patient is a consumer
- Denial of medical service: violation of human rights
Insurance
- Controversy regarding insurance claim
- Insurance interest
- Insurance service
- The beneficiary of group insurance is a consumer;
Public Utilities
- Supply of electricity
- Postal service
- Telephonic service
- Housing
Redressal Mechanism
- Consumer dispute redressal agencies
- Jurisdiction of District Forum, the state commission, and national commission Part B Power to set aside ex parte order, transfer of cases circuit benches, the finality of orders
Enforcement of Consumer rights
- Execution of orders of district forum, state commission, and the national commission
Judicial Review
- Public interest litigation
- Class action
- Administrative remedies:
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