AUTHOR(S): Dr. Poornima Sharma

ABSTRACT:
The International Organization of Consumer Unions, and international body had been campaigning for United Nations Organization (UNO) support for protection of consumers. The UNO constituted a Committee for feasibility study to decide the course of action. Based on the report submitted by the committee, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on the “Guidelines for Consumer Protection Act” on 9th April 1985. These guidelines recognized 8 rights though the Consumer Protection Act of India provides for 6 rights only.

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