Question

Disadvantages of consumer protection act 1986

Answer 1

The Parliament of India enacted an act in the year 1986 to protect the concerns of the consumers in India, this is known as the Consumer Protection Act. The following are the disadvantages of this act:

1. The Act includes only two clauses concerning the supply of perilous goods, but it does not inflict any stringent accountability on those who provide such products.

2. This Act does not permit the Consumer Redressal Fora to proceed either interim order or “cease and discontinue orders”. Interim Order applies to short restraint.

3. The Act does not authorize a consumer to complain to the Consumer fora if an alternative solution is accessible under some other grounds.

Answer 2

Various disadvantages of consumer protection act 1986 can be seen.

Explanation:

• The consumer protection act of 1986 is implemented by the act of parliament. It protects the interests of the consumers and was later on replaced by the act of CPA in 2019.

• Presence of corruption consumer courts.

• Companies don't adhere to the verdict and as a result, when it comes the process of executing takes more time.  

• Companies do not comply with the consumer courts and have to be summoned every time and it ends without any outcomes.

• There are no provisions for e-commerce.

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