Consumer Protection Act (various countries)

The Consumer Protection Act is a law designed to safeguard buyers from unfair practices by sellers, ensuring they receive quality products and fair treatment. It provides consumers with rights to safety, information, choice, and redressal if they're misled or harmed. Different countries implement similar laws; for example, the U.S. has the Consumer Product Safety Act, while India has its Consumer Protection Act, both aimed at holding businesses accountable and empowering consumers to seek remedies. Overall, these laws promote fair trade, transparency, and confidence in the marketplace.