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The Law of consumer Protection Vol 1 / by D P Wadhwa and N L Rajah

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Gurgaon: LexisNexis Publications, 2023Edition: 4th edDescription: 1323p.; 24cmISBN:
  • 9789395116138
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 343.54071
Contents:
Contents The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019) Volume 1 Part I: Consumer Protection Act, 2019 Chapter I Preliminary [Sections 1 to 2] Volume 2 Chapter II Consumer Protection Councils [Sections 3 to 9] Chapter lll Central Consumer Protection Authority [Sections 10 to 27] Chapter IV Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission [Sections 28 to 73] Chapter IV Mediation [Sections 74 to 81] Chapter IV Product Liability [Sections 82 to 87] Chapter IV Offences and Penalties [Sections 88 to 93] Chapter VIII Miscellaneous [Sections 94 to 107] Part II: Consumer Protection Act Practice and Procedure Practice & Procedure Part III: Consumer Protection Act Consumer Law Abroad Consumer Law Abroad Appendices Part I: Central Act and Amendment Acts Appendix 1 Part II: Central and State Rules Appendix 2 to 48 Part III: Miscellaneous Appendix 49 Subject Index.
Summary: Covid did have some positive effects. For me, it was LETILS', the national webinar on various legal topics with eminent speakers conducted by my firm M/s Shyam Padman Associates, Advocates & Legal Consultants. It gave me the opportunity to come across and interact with the best in the legal field; advocates, judges, jurists, and academicians, including Sri Narasimhan Vijayaraghavan, Advocate, Madras High Court. As this is the first time I have written the preface to a book, I am uncertain as to how to approach it. However, amidst this uncertainty I am certain of my gratitude for Sri Narasimhan Vijayaraghavan, who introduced me to the publishers and who was singlehandedly instrumental in my attaining of this project. As the last edition was of 2017, this edition is more of original work than mere editing in view of the substantial changes brought about by the 2019 Act. Materials and authorities were few and scattered, and the law evolving. He encouraged me to accept this project, was solely responsible for the publishers entrusting me with editing this book and has seen to it that when my confidence in the successful completion of this project wavered, his confidence in me never did. Despite the fact, that I have completed this book in its entirety, I am embarrassed to say that I lack the words to fully convey my feelings to him for his faith in my abilities. To him, I express my sincerest thanks for getting this ball rolling, for setting this spark, for making me take on this book, which I hope is one of many to come. ---provided by publisher
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Contents
The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019)
Volume 1
Part I: Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Chapter I Preliminary [Sections 1 to 2]
Volume 2
Chapter II Consumer Protection Councils [Sections 3 to 9]
Chapter lll Central Consumer Protection Authority [Sections 10 to 27]
Chapter IV Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission [Sections 28 to 73]
Chapter IV Mediation [Sections 74 to 81]
Chapter IV Product Liability [Sections 82 to 87]
Chapter IV Offences and Penalties [Sections 88 to 93]
Chapter VIII Miscellaneous [Sections 94 to 107]
Part II: Consumer Protection Act Practice and Procedure
Practice & Procedure
Part III: Consumer Protection Act Consumer Law Abroad
Consumer Law Abroad
Appendices
Part I: Central Act and Amendment Acts
Appendix 1
Part II: Central and State Rules
Appendix 2 to 48
Part III: Miscellaneous
Appendix 49
Subject Index.

Covid did have some positive effects. For me, it was LETILS', the national webinar on various legal topics with eminent speakers conducted by my firm M/s Shyam Padman Associates, Advocates & Legal Consultants. It gave me the opportunity to come across and interact with the best in the legal field; advocates, judges, jurists, and academicians, including Sri Narasimhan Vijayaraghavan, Advocate, Madras High Court. As this is the first time I have written the preface to a book, I am uncertain as to how to approach it. However, amidst this uncertainty I am certain of my gratitude for Sri Narasimhan Vijayaraghavan, who introduced me to the publishers and who was singlehandedly instrumental in my attaining of this project. As the last edition was of 2017, this edition is more of original work than mere editing in view of the substantial changes brought about by the 2019 Act. Materials and authorities were few and scattered, and the law evolving. He encouraged me to accept this project, was solely responsible for the publishers entrusting me with editing this book and has seen to it that when my confidence in the successful completion of this project wavered, his confidence in me never did. Despite the fact, that I have completed this book in its entirety, I am embarrassed to say that I lack the words to fully convey my feelings to him for his faith in my abilities. To him, I express my sincerest thanks for getting this ball rolling, for setting this spark, for making me take on this book, which I hope is one of many to come. ---provided by publisher

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