How can advocates be held accountable under the Consumer Protection Act
Examining the liability of advocates under the Consumer Protection Act according to judicial rulings.
1. Advocates can be held accountable under the Consumer Protection Act for any deficiency in services provided to clients.
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2. The liability of advocates under this act has been established by various judicial rulings, where advocates have been held responsible for negligence, lack of due diligence, or misleading advice.
3. Advocates are expected to provide professional services with care, skill, and diligence, failing which they can be held liable for compensation.
4. It is important for advocates to maintain ethical standards and act in the best interest of their clients to avoid legal repercussions under the Consumer Protection Act.
5. Clients can file complaints against advocates for any misconduct or deficiencies in services, leading to legal actions and compensatory measures as determined by the court.
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12 months ago