The CCPA has fined Meesho Rs 10 lakh for allowing the sale of walkie-talkies without essential legal and compliance disclosures. The watchdog said the platform misled consumers and failed to prevent the listing of restricted radio devices.
The Supreme Court said the pharma marketing code must be strong enough to let cheated consumers file easy complaints and get proper remedies. The Bench questioned why the government’s UCPMP 2024 still lacks a solid, enforceable complaint mechanism.
Companies purchasing software to automate or manage business operations are no longer considered consumers under the Consumer Protection Act, the Supreme Court has ruled. The verdict bars businesses from claiming consumer rights in software-related disputes.
A complaint has been filed in the Kota Consumer Court against Bollywood actor Salman Khan over his pan masala advertisement, alleging that as a role model, he should not promote such products that send a wrong message to the youth.
Today, On 27th October, The Supreme Court allowed the Central Government to re-examine issues related to the AGR dues of Vodafone Idea. The Bench said there was no impediment in the Centre reconsidering the matter, given its equity stake and consumer impact.
The Karnataka High Court has extended the stay on the Rs 200 cap on multiplex ticket prices, directing strict record-keeping of all sales. It also ordered that refunds must be issued to consumers if the petitioners win the case.
The Central Consumer Protection Authority fined VLCC Rs 3 lakh for misleading ads on Lipolaser and CoolSculpting treatments. The watchdog said the company made false claims without scientific proof, violating consumer rights
The Supreme Court has ruled that consumer forums can enforce all their orders like civil court decrees, ending an 18-year gap caused by a 2002 amendment. The judgment ensures consumers get real justice and not just “paper victories.”
Delhi High Court questioned restaurants for levying service charges despite already charging above MRP for food and drinks. The bench said ambience and service are included in the inflated prices, calling the extra charge unfair.
A PIL challenges the rollout of E20 petrol, warning it harms engines, cuts fuel efficiency, and leaves consumers without insurance cover. The plea seeks ethanol-free petrol, labelling, and consumer protection.
