Question
What is the composition of the Central Authority as per
the Consumer Protection Act, and who appoints its members?Solution
The Central Authority consists of a Chief Commissioner and appointed members, all of whom are selected by the Central Government to discharge functions under the Act, Explanation: Section 10. Establishment of Central Consumer Protection Authority.(2) The Central Authority shall consist of a Chief Commissioner and such number of other Commissioners as may be prescribed, to be appointed by the Central Government to exercise the powers and discharge the functions under this Act.
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