When a Company Doesn’t Provide What It Promised — Your Consumer Rights Can Save

False promises are not “customer issues” — they are punishable under consumer law

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05,December 2025 Mr.Amit

Almost every Indian has faced this situation — we pay in full, but the product/service is far below expectation.
Whether it’s a builder delaying possession, a school not refunding fees, a phone company overcharging, or a brand delivering damaged products, consumers are often told:

“Sir, this is company policy, nothing can be done.”

But consumer law is bigger than company policy.

You can file a consumer case when you face:

  • Defective product

  • Misleading advertisements

  • Improper service

  • Online delivery issues

  • Unauthorised charges

  • Warranty / guarantee denial

  • Builder delay / fraud

  • Transport, travel or hotel service failure

You can demand:

  • Full refund

  • Replacement

  • Compensation for mental stress & financial loss

  • Legal costs

You don’t need to fear big companies — the law protects you, not them.
One strong legal complaint can make even the biggest brands respond immediately.