Law · Consumer Protection Act 2019
Regarding 'Unfair Contracts' under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019: Statement I: An unfair contract is defined as a contract between a manufacturer, trader, or service provider and a consumer, having terms that significantly alter consumer rights, including requiring excessive security deposits. Statement II: A contract term imposing a disproportionate penalty on the consumer at the discretion of the service provider for breach of contract is classified as an unfair contract. Statement III: A complaint regarding an 'unfair contract' can only be filed before the District Commission, regardless of the consideration value. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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- 2Only I and II✓
- 3Only II and III
- 4I, II, and III
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Only I and II
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