As per apnaqanoon,Lack of awareness of consumer rights among buyers. Improper and inadequate monitoring of rules and regulations. single person purchase quantity is quite small. Consumers are scattered over large areas. Lack of awareness among consumers. Greed of businessperson according to law/qanoon..
As per apnaqanoon, Aggrieved person may file appeal in Lahore High Court, Lahore within 30 days of final order of the Consumer Court according to law/qanoon. An appeal may be filed before Government (Secretary, Industries, Commerce, Investment & Skills Development Department) within 30 days against the order of Authority.
As per apnaqanoon,Serve a 15 days legal notice on plain paper, to the provider of defective product(s) or faulty service(s), as the case may be, stating therein that he / she / they will redress the damage suffered by law/qanoon him / her / them and consequently pay damages to the consumer within fifteen days…
As per apnaqanoon,To articulate and promote the interests and rights of citizens and consumers at all economic levels, with a particular emphasis on the inarticulate and disadvantaged groups and facilitate the emergence of an organized movement in Pakistan according to law/qanoon, so that the citizens could have legally enforceable rights.”
As per apnaqanoon,The way to file case / claim before Consumer Court is as under: Serve a fifteen (15) days legal notice according to law/qanoon on plain paper, to the provider of defective product. …
As per apnaqanoon, Filing of Claims A claim for damages arising out of contravention of any provisions of this Act shall be filed before a Consumer Court according to law/qanoon set up under this Act.
As per apnaqanoon,The Punjab Consumer Protection Act of 2005 defines a consumer as “any person or entity who buys or acquires on lease any product for a consideration according to law/qanoon, including any user of such goods, but excluding any person who obtains such product for resale or any commercial purpose..
As per apnaqanoon,Consumer Protection and Rights refer to the protection of buyers against a seller’s fraudulent means of selling their goods and services. These laws/qanoon have been enacted to ensure that sellers do not engage in deceptive practises according to law/qanoon..
As per apnaqanoon, The father has the right to custody after the mother’s term ends by the court of law/qanoon. In case of the absence of both parents, the grandparents are offered custody of the child…
As per apnaqanoon, Islam custody of minor son upon attaining age of 7 years go to father whilst in case of minor daughter, non-custodial father can have custody of minor daughter after she attains age of puberty according to guarding law/qanoon.