Centre issues order against e-commerce sites for selling seat belt alarm stoppers
1 year, 7 months ago

Centre issues order against e-commerce sites for selling seat belt alarm stoppers

Hindustan Times  

The Central Consumer Protection Authority on Friday issued orders against the top five e-commerce platforms for selling car seat belt alarm stopper clips. The CCPA has further directed the five e-commerce websites to permanently delete all car seat belt alarm stopper clips and take action against sellers of these products. E-commerce entities, industry associations and voluntary consumer organisations for wide dissemination to desist from manufacture or sale or listings of car seat belt alarm stoppers,” the government regulator informed. “It is imperative to say that using car seat belt alarm stopper clips can also be a hurdle for consumers seeking claim amounts in the cases of motor insurance policies, wherein an insurance company may deny the claim by citing the negligence of the claimant for using such clips.

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Centre issues order against Amazon, Flipkart and others for selling seat belt alarm stopper clips, directs to delist the
1 year, 7 months ago

Centre issues order against Amazon, Flipkart and others for selling seat belt alarm stopper clips, directs to delist the

Live Mint  

The Central Consumer Protection Authority has issued order against five e-commerce platforms for selling seat belt alarm stopper clips. After investigating the issue, the authority sent orders to Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Shopclues and Meesho to take down the listings of seat belt alarm stopper clips, a Ministry of Consumer Affairs release said. "It is imperative to say that using car …

Govt takes action against online sale of car seat belt alarm stopper clips
1 year, 7 months ago

Govt takes action against online sale of car seat belt alarm stopper clips

Hindustan Times  

The govt has taken action against the top five e-commerce platforms for selling car seat belt alarm stopper clips, citing violations of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. {{^usCountry}} {{/usCountry}} “The issue of the sale of car seat belt alarm stopper clips came to the notice of CCPA by the Department of Consumer Affairs through the letter of the Ministry of …

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