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Chinese-Made Electric Toy Car Purchase Leads To Consumer Protection Complaint

| Updated: August 8, 2023 19:30

A recent incident involving a Chinese-made electric and battery-powered toy car has sparked a consumer protection complaint, highlighting concerns over the quality and warranty of imported toys. Dushyant Tanajai, a resident of Ghatlodiya, had purchased a toy car worth Rs 16,000 as a gift for his grandson’s birthday.

The car, designed for children, had a warranty for seven years for the vehicle and four for the battery. Within 24 hours, the car broke down, raising questions about its he quality.

Although the store replaced the defective parts as per warranty terms, Tanajai demanded a refund or complete replacement of the product from the store owner, which was turned down. Frustrated, he approached the Consumer Court.

It brought into focus the lack of guarantees on Chinese-made toys. While it was noted that the toy’s warranty card contained information about covered spare parts, the court ruled that the financial transaction between the buyer and the consumer was subject to the Consumer Protection Act. The court concluded that the purchase price of the toy car should be refunded to the aggrieved consumer.

This case underscores the importance of consumer rights and quality assurance in the toy industry. With the prevalence of imported toys in the market, there’s a growing need for comprehensive warranty policies that protect consumers from potential manufacturing defects. As the legal battle continues, it remains to be seen how this case influences future toy purchases and the obligations of toy manufacturers and retailers.

As consumers become more vigilant about their rights and the quality of products, this incident could serve as a catalyst for change in the toy industry, urging manufacturers and retailers to prioritise customer satisfaction and product reliability. In the evolving landscape of consumer protection, cases like these exemplify the significance of legal mechanisms in safeguarding consumer interests in an increasingly global marketplace.

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