Question

A painter purchased a painting machine to paint the house of a very important customer. While painting, due to a malfunctioning in the painting machine, paint spills on the expensive wooden furniture of the customer. The customer terminated the painting contract with the painter due to this incident. Can the painter approach the consumer court to seek damages from the company?

Person who have purchased the goods for livelihood shall also be considered consumer.

A Yes, as his painting contract is terminated, and he has to get compensated

B No, as company has transferred the ownership of machinery to the painter.

C No, as he is using it for commercial purpose.

D Yes, as he is a consumer and is using machinery for earning livelihood

E None of the above

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