Expert Legal Help for Consumer Protection Cases

If you have been a victim of defective goods, deficient services, unfair trade practices, or fraudulent business dealings, you have the right to seek justice under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

At Ghamdaan Law Firm, our experienced consumer court lawyers in Delhi specialise in representing individuals and businesses in disputes before Consumer Commissions at the District, State, and National levels.

We are committed to ensuring that consumers receive fair treatment and rightful compensation.

Our Consumer Court Legal Services

We assist clients with all aspects of consumer disputes, including:

• Filing Consumer Complaints before District, State, and National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions.
• Product Liability Claims – Compensation for defective products and goods.
• Deficiency in Services – Against builders, banks, insurers, hospitals, travel agencies, telecom operators, etc.
• Real Estate & Builder Disputes – Delayed possession, false promises, or substandard construction.
• Insurance Disputes – Wrongful claim rejection, delay in settlement, or underpayment.
• Banking & Finance Disputes – Unfair charges, loan mismanagement, and hidden terms.
• Medical Negligence Cases – Claims against hospitals, doctors, and healthcare providers.
• E-commerce & Online Fraud – Issues with online shopping, delivery, or digital services.
• Appeals & Revisions before State and National Consumer Commissions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Who can file a consumer complaint?
Any individual, group of consumers, or registered consumer association can file a complaint if their rights as consumers are violated.

Q2: What reliefs can a consumer get from the Consumer Court?
Refund of money, replacement of goods, removal of defects, compensation for loss/damage, and punitive damages in certain cases.

Q3: Is there a time limit to file a consumer case?
Yes. Generally, a complaint must be filed within 2 years from the date of cause of action, subject to exceptions.

Q4: Can orders of Consumer Courts be appealed?
Yes. Orders of District Commissions can be appealed before State Commissions, and State Commission orders can be appealed before the National Commission (NCDRC).