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Question 42 Marks
Explain meaning and types of consumer exploitation.
Answer
Meaning: Consumer exploitation means consumers' rights are violated and they are not given value for their money.
Types:
(i) Adulteration and poor quality
(ii) Underweighing/under measuring.
(iii) Overcharging
(iv) Misleading advertisements
(v) Unsafe products/services
(vi) Not replacing defective or damaged products
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Question 52 Marks
What do you mean by sale on approval or return?
Answer
Sale on approval or return means the buyer can approve and purchase the goods or return them back to the seller. Such sale is at the option of the consignee (receiver of goods). The sender of goods (consignor) can claim payment only after the consignee approves and buys the goods.
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Question 62 Marks
Explain the responsibilities of a consumer.
Answer
The main responsibilities of a consumer are as follows:
(i) Ask for full information before buying a product/service.
(ii) Insist on cash memo for every purchase.
(iii) Look for quality certification marks like ISI, AGMARK, Woolmark, FPO, etc.
(iv) Do not get carried away by advertisements.
(v) File complaint against corrupt businessman. 
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Question 72 Marks
Why is protection of consumers necessary?
Answer
Protection of consumers is necessary because consumers are weak and powerless against strong and powerful sellers. Consumers provide revenue to businessman and sellers have the responsibility to safeguard the interest of consumers. Protection of consumers is essential under the Consumer Protection Act 1986. Thus, protection of consumers is necessary both on moral and legal grounds.
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Question 142 Marks
Mention any two remedies which are available to an affected consumer under the Consumer Protection Act
Answer
self
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Question 162 Marks
Mention two remedies that are available to an aggrieved consumer under the Consumer Protection Act
Answer
self
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[2 Mark Question Answer] - Commercial Studies STD 10 Questions - Vidyadip