Section 41 of CPA : Section 41: Appeal Against Order Of District Commission
CPA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine that Jane purchased a refrigerator from a local electronics store. After a few weeks, the refrigerator stopped working. Jane filed a complaint with the District Consumer Commission, claiming the refrigerator had a manufacturing defect and asking for a replacement or refund. The District Commission ruled in favor of the electronics store, stating that the defect was due to Jane's improper use.
Jane believes the decision was not based on the facts of the case and that there is a genuine manufacturing defect. She decides to appeal the decision. According to Section 41 of the Consumer Protect...
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