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Explain any four situations in which a consumer can file a complaint in the CPA and also list any four reliefs which are available to consumers under this Act.

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Four situations in which a consumer can file a complaint under the CPA (ConsumerProtection Act) are

  • Shopkeepers charging more than the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) or altering the MRP with their own stickers. 
  • The shopkeeper refusing to show a pamphlet regarding detailed information about the product the product.
  • The shopkeeper selling adulterated or loose items (when prohibited).
  • The shopkeeper trying to promote sales of items whose date of expiry has passed.

Four reliefs to consumers under this act are

  • Replacement or repair of defective goods. 
  • Refund of price paid for the defective goods or services.
  • Refund of extra money charged. 
  • Compensation for the loss or injury suffered by the consumer due to negligence of the shopkeeper.


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