The Commission’s decision was based on the principle of consumer protection and the right to fair treatment. This principle is enshrined in the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, which emphasizes the need for consumers to be treated fairly and with dignity. The Commission’s decision also highlighted the importance of consumer awareness and education.
This work was not completed, and the developer claimed the complainant was not entitled to any refund. **Please expand on each of these points with detailed explanations, examples, and relevant context.**
* **Explanation:** This refers to the legal principle that the buyer is taking the property “as is” (with all its existing conditions) and “where is” (at the exact location specified).
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