Bare Acts
Home »
-
Protection Of An Innocent Buyer Of Goods – Appraisal And Review
Courts nowadays are replete with cases wherein an inherent conflict is palpable, that being between the rights of the true owner of goods and the bona fide purchaser of those goods. To put it more cle
Empowering Consumers: The Right to Repair in India
In today’s fast-paced tech world, the right to fix what you own is a big deal. India is stepping up with the Right to Repair India portal, brought to you by the Department of Consumer Affairs un
Introduction The Payments and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (PSS Act) is a significant piece of Indian legislation which was enacted by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) that handles the oversight and regul
From Hazard to Harmony: Cosmetovigilance In India’s Cosmetics Sector
With the rise in demand for cosmetics products, the industry is also growing rapidly. From international companies coming to India to homegrown companies establishing themselves in the cosmetic market
How To File A Consumer Complaint In India?
When we make a purchase with our hard-earned money, we expect the best products and services. But what if you are not getting the expected quality? In that situation, do you have any legal options to
FREE Accidental Insurance Cover Upto Rs 10 Lakh That Comes With Your ATM
Have your bank informed you about this free insurance cover that you get with an ATM card? As per the Reserve Bank of India’s data, Indian banks have issued over 92 crore debit cards as of Septe
Endorsement By Celebrities And Influencers Under Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Abstract Advertisements have always been a very significant part of a person’s life. Advertisements are a source of information through which people become aware about a product or a service, in fac
Why Women Products And Services Are More Expensive Than Men?: Pink Tax Explained
Whenever you enter a store, do you notice the price difference in the same products which are designed for different genders? Why does a haircut at a salon for women cost more in comparison to a man&#
Which state in India first banned smoking in Public? Public smoking was made illegal in the history of the world first by a Division Bench of Kerala High Court in 1999. The bench headed by Dr. Justice
Analysis and Key Highlights of Consumer Protection Act 2019
The Consumer Protection Bill, 2019 was proposed in the Parliament by Mr. Ram Vilas Paswan, the Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. The 2019 bill was enacted by the Lok Sabha on
Advocates for State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
– this article throws light on the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission as established under the act. For clarification, you may write to our best advocates for State Consumer Disputes R
WHO IS A CONSUMER? According to section 2(1)(d) of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986: “Consumer” means any person who: Buys any goods for a consideration which has been paid or promised or partly
Under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 deficiency is defined in 2(1)(g) as “any fault, imperfection, shortcoming or inadequacy in the quality, nature and manner of performance which is required to
What was the Need of Consumer Protection Act? Before the enactment of The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, there was no specified platform for the consumer to get their disputes resolved, as such the ma
National Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), India is a quasi-judicial commission in India which was set up under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986. Its head office is located in New
Have you ever wondered about the characteristics one needs to possess to be called a good lawyer? If yes, then check out the following list to see if you fit the bill: 1.Good communication skills R
How to Draft and File a consumer complaint
– This article purports to empower laymen, to be able to draft and file a consumer complaint and seek justice for themselves. We suggest you keep open The Consumer Protection Act 1986 for handy
Overview What is Product Liability? The product which is sold in the market should meet some minimum standards. If the product does not fulfill the reasonable expectation of a consumer, then who would
-
-
