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Analyze the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 regarding penalties and fees, and identify the correct assessment among the choices:
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- 1The fine for frivolous litigation has been statutory-fixed at uniform fifty lakh rupees across all commissions.
- 2The maximum imprisonment for non-compliance with commission orders is only six months.
- 3There is no 'zero-fee' provision; a minimum fee is always required for any filing regardless of the value.
- 4Under the 2019 rules, complaints up to 5 lakh rupees consideration are exempt from fees, and frivolous complaints can be penalized up to ten thousand rupees.✓
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Under the 2019 rules, complaints up to 5 lakh rupees consideration are exempt from fees, and frivolous complaints can be penalized up to ten thousand rupees.
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