 The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 (CPA) is an Act

that provides for effective protection of interests of

consumers and as such makes provision for the
establishment of consumer councils and other
authorities that help in settlement of consumer
disputes and matters connected therewith.
 The CPA seeks to protect the interests of individual
consumers by prescribing specific remedies to make
good the loss or damage caused to consumers as a
result of unfair trade practices.
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