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Which act was enacted to protect consumer rights in India?

1

Consumer Protection Act 1986

2

Trade Practices Act 1971

3

Market Fairness Act 1995

4

Goods Quality Assurance Act 2010

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Answer

A. Consumer Protection Act 1986

Solution:

The Consumer Protection Act 1986, commonly known as COPRA, was enacted to protect consumer rights and interests against unfair trade practices.

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