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Consumer rights Protection

2017
The manual was prepared based on the current state of legislation and practice. Taking into account recent changes in the rules of substantive and procedural law. The publication contains sample documents: claims, applications, complaints, petitions, writs, etc. on various issues in the field of consumer protection.
Irina Shuvalova, null Шувалова
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The role of the midwife and consumer groups as advocates for the rights of the consumer

Midwifery, 1992
There has been an increasing number of consumer advocacy groups actively lobbying for the right of women to have an informed choice about care and facilities for their childbearing. Mothers and Midwives Action (MAMA) South Australia Inc was formed in 1989 to campaign for improved childbirth services for the women of South Australia.
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Consumer Rights in Japan

2011
The discourse and practice of consumer rights protection are well entrenched in contemporary Japanese society. Japanese consumers have long been known for their exacting standards regarding quality, but they also now increasingly expect diversity and price-competitiveness, with much more access to imported goods and foreign services providers.
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The effect of consumer rights awareness on attitude and purchase intention in the hotel industry: Moderating role of demographic characteristics

Cogent Business and Management, 2021
Charles Makanyeza, Giuseppe Festa
exaly  

Legislation and Consumer Rights

2005
This chapter discusses the most important UK legislation relating to consumer credit and the rights of individuals in respect of this legislation. In particular, the Consumer Credit Act 1974, the Data Protection Act 1998 and parts of the Enterprise Act 2002 are examined. It concludes with a brief discussion of the action borrowers can take to deal with
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CONSUMER AWARENESS: CONSUMER RIGHTS AND DUTIES

The Consumer Protection Act was enacted in the year 1986 by the Government of India with the objective of enabling consumers to get their rights. According to this Act, a universal mechanism was created at every district, state and national level for quick redressed of consumer complaints.
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A New Consumer Rights Directive – Reinforcing or Restating Consumer Rights

2013
This paper exposes the novelties in the field of consumer protection, with special emphasis on the new Consumer Rights Directive. The Directive is an instrument of full harmonisation (with limited exceptions), which replaces two minimum harmonisation directives: the Directive on the protection of consumers in respect of distance contracts and the ...
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The Consumer's Right To Know

Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (1961), 1972
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Consumer Right-to-Split

<p>When consumers receive an extreme quantity discount where the marginal price of the extra quantity is less than its marginal cost, does this phenomenon signal a great deal or does it create the opposite effect indicating that their consumer surplus has been reduced or possibly even eliminated.
Ram Orzach, Miron Stano
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Relationships and impacts of perceived CSR, service quality, customer satisfaction and consumer rights awareness

Social Responsibility Journal, 2021
Ahmad Jusoh
exaly