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Consumer Protection

CBSE · Class 12 · Business Studies

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1. Meaning and Importance of Consumer Protection

  • Consumer protection means safeguarding the interests of consumers against unethical and unfair business practices.
  • Consumers can face problems such as adulteration, counterfeit goods, sub-standard goods, defective goods, misleading advertisements, overcharging, hoarding, and black marketing.
  • The market has shifted from caveat emptor, which means Let the buyer beware, to caveat venditor, which means Let the seller beware.
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2. Consumer Protection Act 2019

  • The Consumer Protection Act 2019 replaced the Consumer Protection Act 1986.
  • It extends to the whole of India.
  • It covers manufacturers, traders, service providers, and e-commerce firms.
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3. Six Consumer Rights

  • The Consumer Protection Act 2019 provides for six rights of consumers.
  • Right to Safety protects against goods and services hazardous to life, health, and property.
  • Right to be informed means complete information about the product, including ingredients, date of manufacture, price, quantity, and directions for use.
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4. Consumer Responsibilities

  • Consumer protection works best when consumers also act responsibly.
  • Consumers should be aware of goods and services before buying.
  • Consumers should buy standardised goods and look for quality marks such as ISI mark, FPO mark, and Hallmark.

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