Penal Provisions for the Protection of Rights of Consumers Under the Consumer protection Act, 2019.
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Consumer Protection Act,, ConsumerAbstract
The previous “Consumer Protection Act, 1986, was abolished by the Indian Parliament and replaced by the new Consumer Protection Act, 2019, which will take effect on July 20, 2020. New definitions for consumer, consumer rights (which also include the right to consumer awareness), e-commerce, endorsements, product liability, unfair contract, misleading advertisement and the establishment of a Central Consumer Protection Authority with the power of search and seizure have been added to this Act by the Government, which has also provided for the establishment of a Central Consumer Protection Authority”. For example, the new legislation stipulates strict sanctions and punishments that reflect the actual situation
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Section 34, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 47, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 35, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 65, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 38(6), The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 37, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 40, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 50, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 60, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Section 72, The Consumer Protection Act, 2019
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