Market is a place where a buyer and seller meet and buyer purchase their products from the seller. Marketing is a process in which the seller promotes his products and increasing the distribution according to the need of customer and provide goods and services to satisfy the customer need. So management of marketing activities is…
The Basic Rights of a Consumer : Right to safety Means right to be protected against the marketing of goods and services, which are hazardous to life and property. The purchased goods and services availed of should not only meet their immediate needs, but also fulfil long term interests. Before purchasing, consumers should insist on…
The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, aims to serve justice to complainants in the form of liquidated damages or replacement goods/services, and punitive damages which may be granted to the consumer if he becomes a victim of a grave offence. This article talks about the offences that a manufacturer could take partake in and the penalties…
Introduction:- Every person living in the world is one kind of a Consumer. The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 defines a Consumer, provides him his rights, gives him remedies when said rights are violated, and so on. Consumers face problems daily, some are given justice and some don’t. Here are a few important Consumer cases…
“Unfair business practice” Unfair Business practices refer to the use of various deceptive, fraudulent or unethical methods to obtain contracts. Unfair commercial practices include false statements, false advertising or descriptions of goods or services, binding sales, false offers of prizes or free gifts, deceptive pricing island and do not comply with commercial production standards. Such…
The Consumer Rights that every consumer impliedly possesses are governed by The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, which has established “Consumer Courts”. These courts are divided into a hierarchical structure, which consists of:- The District Forum: The forum takes up complaints where the compensation claimed by the complainant for the defective goods comes within the limit…
INTRODUCTION The rising interdependence of the global economy, as well as the transnational nature of many business operations, have led to the establishment of a worldwide emphasis on the preservation and promotion of consumer rights. In India, the consumer movement as a’social force’ arose out of the need to safeguard and promote consumers’ interests against…
“ Many people want the government to protect the consumer. A much more urgent problem is to protect the consumer from the government.” Milton Friedman Introduction:- A consumer can either be an individual or a group of people who buys goods or make use of services for personal consumption or usage for an amount of…
Introduction The meaning of Consumer rights is ‘the option to have data about the quality, strength, amount, immaculateness, cost and standard of labor and products, as it could be the situation, yet the shopper is to be ensured against any unjustifiable acts of exchange. It is extremely fundamental for the purchasers to know these freedoms.…
We have all been in that situation where we go to get a haircut and it doesn’t turn out to be as amazing as we expected it to look like or the hairstylist just didn’t follow the instruction you gave them. However, barring the few most proactive ones, most of us just accept our fate…
