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प्रश्न
The consumer has the right to get compensation against unfair trade practices under ______.
पर्याय
Right to choose
Right to seek redressal
Right to safety
Right to inform
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उत्तर
The consumer has the right to get compensation against unfair trade practices under Right to seek redressal.
Explanation:
It means the right to get claims and complaints settled against manufacturers or sellers due to unfair trade practices and exploitation by them. The consumer has been granted the right of redress if the performance, quality, etc., of a product is unsatisfactory. The product must be repaired, replaced or taken back by the seller. The right to seek redressal will reduce post-purchase doubts and grievances of consumers.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Study the following case/situation and express your opinion.
Mr. Ashok visited a shop to buy a pair of shoes for Rs. 700. The salesman forced him to buy a pair of bigger size shoes of the ordinary company by claiming this size would be suitable to him. After reaching home, he discovered that shoes are still too big for him. He complained about the shoes to the shopkeeper. It was denied by the shopkeeper to replace the shoes despite the availability of stock.
In the above case,
- Which right has been violated?
- Is Ashok a buyer or end user?
- Where can Mr. Ashok file his complaint?
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