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Parliament Passes Consumer Protection Bill, 2019
Parliament on Tuesday approved a new bill to revamp the process of administration and settlement of consumer disputes, with strict penalties including jail term for adulteration and misleading ads by companies.
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New Bill Proposes 3-Year Ban On Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
Instead of jail term, celebrities endorsing misleading ads will have to pay penalty of up to Rs 50 lakh and serve a ban of up to three years once the new Consumer Protection Bill is cleared by Parliament.
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Celebrities, Breathe. Ministers Feel Jail For Misleading Ads Is Too Harsh
A group of ministers has decided to put on hold a new proposal that decrees a maximum punishment of five years in jail and a fine of 50 lakhs for celebrities appearing in misleading ads.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hefty Penalty, Jail For Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
To make celebrities accountable for misleading advertisements, a Parliamentary Standing Committee today recommended stringent provisions including jail term up to five years and hefty penalty of up to 50 lakh in order to protect consumer interest.
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Celebrity Endorsers Could Face 10 Lakhs Fine, 2 Year Jail For Misleading Ads
A parliamentary panel is likely to recommend a hefty penalty and a jail term of up to five years to celebrities endorsing misleading advertisements.
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Parliament Passes Consumer Protection Bill, 2019
Parliament on Tuesday approved a new bill to revamp the process of administration and settlement of consumer disputes, with strict penalties including jail term for adulteration and misleading ads by companies.
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New Bill Proposes 3-Year Ban On Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
Instead of jail term, celebrities endorsing misleading ads will have to pay penalty of up to Rs 50 lakh and serve a ban of up to three years once the new Consumer Protection Bill is cleared by Parliament.
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Celebrities, Breathe. Ministers Feel Jail For Misleading Ads Is Too Harsh
A group of ministers has decided to put on hold a new proposal that decrees a maximum punishment of five years in jail and a fine of 50 lakhs for celebrities appearing in misleading ads.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hefty Penalty, Jail For Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
To make celebrities accountable for misleading advertisements, a Parliamentary Standing Committee today recommended stringent provisions including jail term up to five years and hefty penalty of up to 50 lakh in order to protect consumer interest.
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Celebrity Endorsers Could Face 10 Lakhs Fine, 2 Year Jail For Misleading Ads
A parliamentary panel is likely to recommend a hefty penalty and a jail term of up to five years to celebrities endorsing misleading advertisements.
