The disputes comes under Consumer Protection act are -  (A) Dispute in relation to shares of a company 

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The disputes comes under Consumer Protection act are - 

(A) Dispute in relation to shares of a company 

(B) Dispute of penal nature 

(C) Dispute in realtion to sale of defective goods by the seller 

(D) Service disputes


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Correct option is: (C) Dispute in realtion to sale of defective goods by the seller

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