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According to the Indian Consumer Protection Act, 1986, who is considered a consumer?
According to the Indian Consumer Protection Act, 1986, who is considered a consumer?
- A person who consumes goods manufactured by others
- A person who avails services such as banking and insurance
- A person who buys goods or services for a consideration (correct)
- A person who obtains goods for resale
What does the term 'consumer' refer to?
What does the term 'consumer' refer to?
- A person who buys goods for resale
- A person who creates goods by nature
- An individual who consumes goods and services (correct)
- A person who manufactures and sells goods
Can a person who buys goods exclusively for the purpose of resale be considered a consumer?
Can a person who buys goods exclusively for the purpose of resale be considered a consumer?
- No (correct)
- It depends on the price of the goods
- Yes
- It depends on the type of goods
What are examples of services that a consumer can avail?
What are examples of services that a consumer can avail?
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How does the Indian Consumer Protection Act, 1986 define a consumer?
How does the Indian Consumer Protection Act, 1986 define a consumer?
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