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100			_aSingh, Vagish K. and Singh Ashish K _920860
245			_aCentral consumer protection authority- A critical analysis
260			_aInternational Journal on Consumer Law and practice
300			_a 8, 2020: p.59-77
520			_aThe Consumer protection act, 2019 paved the way for a familiar yet new regime of consumer governance in India by creating the central consumer protection authority. As opposed to the consumer councils, the CCPA’s mandate of regulation has been empowered with a heavy arsenal of investigation, inquiry and injunctive actions. The powers of the CCP|A are overarching and have the potential of bridging the gaps left by statutory restrictions and narrow interpretations adopted by the consumer for a and commissions under the previous regime. This paper would examine the potential of the CCPA’s legislative mandate and discusses the interaction of these powers with those of the quasi-judicial consumer commissions. The paper would further attempt to suggest prudent manners of exercise of powers by the CCPA by examining the experience of similar foreign regulators such as the federal trade commission, United states of America.- Reproduced
650			_aConsumer protection act 2019, Consumer protection councils _919161
773			_aInternational Journal on Consumer Law and practice
906			_aCENTRAL CONSUMER PROTECTION AUTHORITY - INDIA
942			_cAR