Selling Defective Material Amounts To Unfair Trade Practice; Consumer Commission Holds Marble Dealer Liable

The Consumer Commission held a marble dealer liable for unfair trade practices for selling defective material. The commission found that the dealer had supplied substandard marble that did not meet the agreed-upon specifications, causing loss and inconvenience to the consumer. The commission ordered the dealer to compensate the consumer for the defective material and any associated damages. This ruling underscores the responsibility of sellers to ensure the quality of goods sold and the protection afforded to consumers against unfair trade practices under consumer protection laws. It emphasizes the redressal mechanisms available to consumers when they receive defective products.