Introduction onsumer protection is a vital part of a healthy economy. Every country has its
regulations in place to ensure the consumers are treated fairly and receive the protection …

The existence of substantive laws to regulate consumer transactions is not enough to ensure
effective consumer protection. There must also exist a system for obtaining redress to which …

The purpose of this article is to analyze the challenges of execution of Consumer Rights
Protection Act (CRPA-2009) in Bangladesh. There are not much meaningful research works …

Whether you want to buy a television or a car, provide a service, file a consumer complaint
or return an item to a seller, you need to know your rights under the new Consumer …

In the pre-2010 constitutional dispensation, Kenya had no specific law dealing with
consumer protection. Various aspects of consumer protection were covered in numerous …

Consumer protection law is a broad body of law aimed at protecting consumers from the
various harms that may be posed by certain business practices. When drafting and enforcing …

Bank customers/consumers are the drivers of the banking industry. Their protection should
be a priority. This is because consumer protection boosts consumer confidence and …

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 …

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 …