When was COPRA introduced in India? Explain the rationale behind it.
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COPRA or Consumer Protection Act,1986 is an Act of the Indian Parliament to protect the interests of consumers in India.
The rationale behind it is to ensure that consumers' grievances and disputes can be settled through arbitration or adjudication in consumer councils, consumer fora and consumer courts.
The rationale behind it is to ensure that consumers' grievances and disputes can be settled through arbitration or adjudication in consumer councils, consumer fora and consumer courts.
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Consumer Protection Act ( COPTA ), 1986 in an act of the Indian parliament to protect the interests of consumers in India.
The rational behind it is to ensure that consumers grievances and disuptes can be settled through arbitration or adjudication in consumer councils, consumer fora and consumer court.
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