Nishi had gone to a grocery store to make routine purchases. On reaching home, as she took out Binx tomato chips packet from the bag to give it to her son, she felt that it was underweight. She checked its weight on the kitchen weighing scale and found that it weighed 60 grams whereas the label on the chips packet mentioned the weight of the packet as 100 grams. She approached the manufacturer and complained about it. The manufacturer offered her a gift hamper and requested her not to disclose this to anyone. Nishi refused to accept the gift hamper and took the issue to a redressal agency.
State two responsibilities discharged by Nishi, as a consumer, in the above case.
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Solution and Explanation
1. Responsibility to be aware: Nishi carefully checked the weight of the product and realized the discrepancy between the labelled weight and actual content. She was aware of her rights as a consumer.
2. Responsibility to seek redressal: Instead of accepting the gift hamper, Nishi chose to take appropriate action by approaching a consumer redressal agency, thereby fulfilling her responsibility to seek justice.
State any two reliefs which can be granted to Nishi, if the consumer court is satisfied with the genuineness of the complaint.
Solution and Explanation
1. Replacement of Product: The consumer court may direct the manufacturer to replace the underweight product with a correct one.
2. Compensation for Loss or Injury: If any inconvenience or loss has occurred due to the defective product, Nishi may be awarded suitable compensation by the court.
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(B) Developing Premises
(C) Identification and evaluation of alternative courses of action
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(E) Selecting an alternative
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List I List II A. Planning is Pervasive I. It is required at all levels of management and in all departments of the organisation. B. Planning is Continuous II. It involves looking ahead and preparing for future events to the best advantage of an organisation. C. Planning is a Primary Function III. It lays down the base for other managerial functions. D. Planning is Futuristic IV. Plans are prepared for a specific period, and at the end of that period, new plans are drawn based on new requirements and future conditions. “Planning bridges the gap between where we are and where we want to go”. Identify the features of planning.
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