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<h1>Consumer Protection Act 2019: Key Terms Defined, Including Advertisement, Complainant, and Unfair Trade Practices Explained</h1> The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, defines key terms to outline consumer rights and responsibilities. 'Advertisement' covers various media forms for promoting goods or services. An 'appropriate laboratory' is government-recognized for testing goods. A 'complainant' can be a consumer, association, or government entity filing a 'complaint' about unfair practices or defective goods/services. 'Consumer' includes buyers of goods/services for personal use, excluding resale or commercial purposes. The Act establishes authorities like the 'Central Authority' and 'District Commission' for dispute resolution. 'Product liability' holds manufacturers and sellers accountable for harm caused by defective products. 'Unfair trade practices' include misleading advertisements and deceptive sales tactics.