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ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2014

Growing Incidences Of Unfair Trade Practices In India

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The term Unfair Trade Practice broadly refers to any fraudulent, deceptive or dishonest trade practice.

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The term "Unfair Trade Practice" does not have a universal standard definition. However, the term Unfair Trade Practice broadly refers to any fraudulent, deceptive or dishonest trade practice; or business misrepresentation of the products or services that are being sold; which is prohibited by a statute or has been recognised as actionable under law by a judgement of the court. However, the Indian statute dealing with the term is Consumer Protection Act, 1986.

General unfair trade practices may include unfairly refusing a transaction, discriminating against a transacting party, unfairly excluding competitors, unfairly soliciting customers, unfairly coercing customers, trading with a transacting party by unfairly taking advantage of one's bargaining position, trading under terms and conditions which unfairly restrict business activities of a transacting party, disrupting business activities of another enterprise, and unfair provision of capital, assets, manpower,

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