Bare Act · Consumer Protection Act, 2019 · Chapter IV

Chapter IV · Sections

28 · Establishment of District Consumer... 29 · Qualifications, etc., of President... 30 · Salaries, allowances and other... 31 · Transitional provision. 32 · Vacancy in office of member of... 33 · Officers and other employees of... 34 · Jurisdiction of District... 35 · Manner in which complaint shall be... 36 · Proceedings before District... 37 · Reference to mediation. 38 · Procedure on admission of... 39 · Findings of District Commission. 40 · Review by District Commission in... 41 · Appeal against order of District... 42 · Establishment of State Consumer... 43 · Qualifications, etc., of President... 44 · Salaries, allowances and other... 45 · Transitional provision. 46 · Officers and employees of State... 47 · Jurisdiction of State Commission. 48 · Transfer of cases. 49 · Procedure applicable to State... 50 · Review by State Commission in... 51 · Appeal to National Commission. 52 · Hearing of appeal. 53 · Establishment of National Consumer... 54 · Composition of National... 55 · Qualifications, etc., of President... 56 · Transitional provision. 57 · Other officers and employees of... 58 · Jurisdiction of National... 59 · Procedure applicable to National... 60 · Review by National Commission in... 61 · Power to set aside ex parte... 62 · Transfer of cases. 63 · Vacancy in office of President of... 64 · Vacancies or defects in... 65 · Service of notice, etc. 66 · Experts to assist National... 67 · Appeal against order of National... 68 · Finality of orders. 69 · Limitation period. 70 · Administrative control. 71 · Enforcement of orders of District... 72 · Penalty for non-compliance of... 73 · Appeal against order passed under...

28

Establishment of District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.

(1)The State Government shall, by notification, establish a District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, to be known as the District Commission, in each district of the State:

Provided that the State Government may, if it deems fit, establish more than one District Commission in a district.

(2)Each District Commission shall consist of—

(a)a President; and

(b)not less than two and not more than such number of members as may be prescribed, in consultation with the Central Government.

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