- If the Central Authority is satisfied after investigation that any goods or services are dangerous, hazardous or unsafe for the consumers, it may, by order, direct the trader or manufacturer or endorser, as the case may be, to—
- recall such goods or withdraw such services from the market;
- reimburse the prices of such goods or services, which have been paid by the consumers;
- discontinue the practices which are unfair and prejudicial to consumer's interest.
- The Central Authority shall have the power to pass such other order as it deems fit.
Chapter III — Central Consumer Protection Authority
Section 20
Power of Central Authority to recall goods, etc.
Printed from Law on Tips • Consumer Protection Act, 2019