Question
Consumer protection has a wide scope. Justify the statement.

Answer

Consumer protection has a wide scope.
• It not only includes educating consumers about their rights and responsibilities, but also helps in getting their grievances redressed.
• It not only requires a judicial machinery for protecting the interests of consumers but also requires the consumers to be united and form themselves into consumer associations for protection and promotion of their interests.
• Providing protection to consumers against unscrupulous, exploitative and unfair trade practices of traders, manufacturers and service providers.

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