Section 29 of CPA : Section 29: Qualifications, Etc, Of President And Members Of District Commission

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Explanation using Example

Imagine that the Central Government decides to establish a new District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in a rapidly growing district to address consumer complaints more efficiently. To ensure that the Commission operates effectively, the government needs to appoint a President and members who are knowledgeable and experienced in consumer law.

Under Section 29 of The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, the government will issue a notification outlining the qualificati...

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