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consumer rights origin and development

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Answer: Manu Smriti was all about the social, political and economic conditions of the society in the ancient times. It stressed on ethical trade practices, punishing those who were unfair to the consumers. ... Such efficient means of consumer protection has developed in such an early stage of settlement is noteworthy.

Explanation:

Medieval Period

A shift in the time period of India from ancient to medieval resulted in a focus on Islam as a religion and the laws of Islam. The Holy Quran, the main text of the Muslims, also stressed the protection of consumers.The Quran has verses that indicate that the use of unjust weights and measures is unacceptable. During the period of the Sultanate, local conditions determined the price of commodities.[2] Hence, both the Hindu and the Muslim scriptures that were being used together by the kings of different states of India promoted consumer protection.

Like the Hindu texts, the Quran also contained various rules and regulations for protecting consumers from the unfair and unjust malpractices indulged in by sellers.During the rule of Alauddin Khalji, the market had been controlled by various injunctions and prescriptions. The king fixed prices of the grains. There was a strict price control mechanism implemented in the market. Different shopping areas were established for different goods, namely

   Grains

   Cloth, sugar, butter, oil and so on

   Horses, slaves and cattle

   Miscellaneous commodities.

Shopkeepers were also punished for under weighing their goods.

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