What happened? Consumer Focus relied heavily on Collins' legal analysis of a private right of redress for its own report, Waiting to be Heard: Giving Consumers the Right of Redress over Unfair ...

The right to redress If you are sold an inferior product or service, you have the right to go back to the seller and demand compensation. In such situations consumers can take their cases to the ...

Right to Redress – Consumers have the right to seek redress in certain circumstances. Where goods are sold to a consumer, which fail to provide the consumer the benefit or uninterrupted ...

If consumers are not satisfied with the redress offered by the in-house redress system of the insurer, they have the option to lodge a complaint with the insurance ombudsman.

The Consumer Affairs Act provides consumers with a set of rights upon purchasing a particular product or service. However, for such rights to have a practical value effective, mechanisms must be ...

And finally, although some professional CMCs have played a significant role in alerting consumers to the existence of mis-selling and their right to redress, providers have demonised the claims ...

It is understood such forms of redress would principally apply to infringements of consumer protection rules and breaches of European anti-trust rules.

Seeking redress through the Consumer Claims Tribunal The right to redress enables consumers to claim adequate and justifiable remedies or compensation from traders when something they buy does not ...

People in Ireland lost close to €1bn last year after being stung for goods and services that didn’t live up to expectations, according to the consumer watchdog.

The findings showed that 55.5 percent of telecom users, 55.98 percent of banking customers and 76 percent of e-commerce shoppers are unaware of redress mechanisms, while over a quarter of ...

One of the eight basic consumer rights is the right for redress, where the consumer should be awarded adequate compensation for just claims.