In a global economy, the advancement in new technologies and the liberalisation of trade
present challenges to the consumer protection regime of every jurisdiction. The survival of …

With the rise of consumerism in many countries, the paternalistic approach in consumer
protection is very significant. The judicial and legislative interventions are empowered to …

Consumers enter into various types of contracts for the supply of goods or services in their
everyday lives. In most cases these contracts contain terms which are more favourable to …

The rise of standard form contracts and the use of unfair terms to deprive consumers from
their rights have indeed inspired the law in many countries to react against the increasing …

The Malaysian Consumer Protection Act 1999 (CPA) was amended in 2010 by the
Consumer Protection (Amendment) Act 2010 which inserted into the Act Part IIIA entitled …

The DTI and Parliament should be commended for introducing unfair contract terms
legislation at last, in the form of ss 48 to 52 of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 …

A different dimension in the body of consumer protection law has been introduced through
the idea of corporate accountability and integrity. This concept accords with one of the …

The scope and meaning of remedies are very wide and almost every legal question could
be posed in terms of remedies. Remedy is used to redress or prevent a right which is legally …

Consumer protection laws play a crucial role in safeguarding the rights and interests of
consumers in any country. This research paper presents a comparative analysis of …

Consumers are important for both the government and corporate entities. They are
responsible for creating or depressing demand in the economy. The British were the first to …