Category : Consumer Laws
Vendor Accepts ₹10 Lakh Payment but Refuses to Deliver the Goods – What Is the Legal Remedy?
This guide explains the legal remedies available in India when a vendor or seller accepts full or advance payment for goods but subsequently fails or refuses to deliver them. It is written for general understanding and does not constitute legal advice for any specific case.The two possible tracksThe remedy depends on the vendor’s intent at the time the deal...
Consumer Law: A Critical Study
Consumer law constitutes a vital component of modern legal systems, aimed at safeguarding the rights and interests of consumers against exploitation in the marketplace. In an era marked by rapid industrialization, technological advancement, and the proliferation of digital transactions, the relationship between consumers and producers has become increasingly complex. This imbalance often places consumers at a disadvantage, necessitating a...
I bought an expensive imported machine for business use, but it stopped working and the company refuses replacement — can I sue for business loss too?
In an era of globalised trade and rapid technological integration, Indian businesses increasingly rely on sophisticated imported machinery — from precision manufacturing equipment to high-end medical devices — to sustain and grow theiFr operations. The procurement of such machinery represents not merely a commercial transaction but a strategic investment, often involving lakhs or crores of rupees, extended procurement cycles,...
Can Influencers Be Held Responsible for Promoting Fake Products?
Social-media influencers have become a major force in modern advertising. Through platforms such as Instagram, YouTube and short-video applications, influencers promote skincare, clothing, food, financial services, educational courses and countless other products to audiences that often trust their opinions more than conventional advertisements. Their influence is particularly powerful because promotional content is frequently presented as a personal recommendation, review,...
ROLE OF CONSUMER COURTS IN INDIA
Introduction In India, consumer courts are designed to protect consumers from unfair trade practices and counterfeit goods or services. The first one is territorial, referring to the place where the seller conducts business, and the other one is pecuniary jurisdiction, which is the value of the claim. This is followed by a disciplinary hearing designed to determine the appropriate...
