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Item Tobacco Control Laws in India: Origins and Proposed Reforms(National Law School of India University, 2020) Patil, Ashok R.Item International Journal On Consumer Law And Practice(Chair on Consumer Law and Practice National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 2020) Patil, Ashok R.1 SANDBOXES AND CONSUMER PROTECTION: THE EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE —Cristina Poncibò and Laura Zoboli ;23 CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 2019 – A REVIEW OF CRIMINAL SANCTIONS PROTECTING CONSUMERS —A Nagarathna ;40 SMART CONTRACTS & BLOCKCHAIN: THE PANACEA TO THE UNEQUAL BARGAINING POWER OF CONSUMERS? —Ajar Rab ;59 CENTRAL CONSUMER PROTECTION AUTHORITY–A CRITICAL ANALYSIS — Vagish K Singh and Ashish K Singh ;78 LEGAL FRAMEWORK REGULATING FOOD SAFETY: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL —Sushila ;ESSAYS ;94 FREE SERVICES OR PRIVACY: FORMULATING THE CHOICE FOR CONSUMERS IN ZERO-PRICE MARKETS — Pankhudi Khandelwal ;105 PROTECTING THE HEALTH DATA OF CONSUMERS: NEED FOR AN IRON-CLAD LAW IN INDIA — Ashutosh Tripathi and Tushar Behl ;CASE COMMENT ;118 TAJ MAHAL HOTEL V UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO. LTD.: RE-ALIGNING THE FOCUS ON CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT —Sharad BansalItem International Journal On Consumer Law And Practice(Chair on Consumer Law and Practice National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 2019) Patil, Ashok R.1 THE FAILURE OF ‘NOTICE AND CONSENT’ AS EFFECTIVE CONSUMER POLICY —James P. Nehf ;10 CONSUMERS, CONSUMER ORGANIZATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES: A THREE-PRONGED APPROACH TO CONSUMER PROTECTION —Gareth Downing ;24 BLOCKCHAIN ‘WITNESS’: A NEW EVIDENCE MODEL IN CONSUMER DISPUTES —Matej Michalko ;37 THE THEORY OF PREVENTIVE CONSUMER LAW IN DIGITAL ADVERTISING —Camilo Alfonso Escobar Mora ;52 ‘TO THE LAW MACHINE’ REVISITED: A SURVEY & ANALYSIS OF METHODS AND TECHNIQUES FOR AUTOMATION IN THE LEGAL WORLD —Avinash Ambale ;74 MEDIATION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION —Sheetal Kapoor ;85 PROTECTING THE DIGITAL CONSUMERS: CHALLENGES AND POSSIBLE SOLUTION —George Cheriyan and Simi T.B.Item International Journal On Consumer Law And Practice(Chair on Consumer Law and Practice National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 2018) Patil, Ashok R.1 IMPACT OF RERA 2016 AND ITS RAMIFICATIONS – A CONSUMER-CENTRIC ANALYSIS —Raymond Keng Wan Ng ;14 RESPONSIBLE BORROWING AND LENDING IN U.K. —Jodi Gardner, Karen Rowlingson & Lindsey Appleyard ;29 CONSUMER RIGHTS IN A DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM AND THE EMERGING MARKET IN NIGERIA —Nnawulezi Uche Augustus ;41 EMAAR MGF LAND LTD. V. AFTAB SINGH: THE END OF THE LINE FOR CONSUMER ARBITRATION IN INDIA —Ajar Rab ;54 INTERNATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON COMPARATIVE ADVERTISING IN EUROPEAN UNION, UNITED STATES AND INDIA – A CONTEMPLATIVE COMPARATIVE STUDY —Ashok R. Patil & Anita A. Patil ;74 B2C E-COMMERCE AND CONSUMER PROTECTION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA – ADR A BEST POSSIBLE SOLUTION —Nandini CP ;88 AMENDED NEED FOR GOVERNMENT INITIATED PRODUCT RECALL IN INDIA —K. Ritika & Akshay NarangItem International Journal On Consumer Law And Practice(Chair on Consumer Law and Practice National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 2017) Patil, Ashok R.Mediation: Means of Achieving Real Justice in Consumer Disputes Justice A. K. Sikri ............................................................................................................. 01; Virtual Lab: A New Dimention to Online Mediation Mr. Giuseppe Leone ........................................................................................................... 15; Why Mediation Matters? Mr. Anil Xavier ................................................................................................................ 21; Integrating Mediation: A Holistic Approach to Administration of Justice in India Ms. Laila Ollapally............................................................................................................ 27; Creating Awareness about ADR among Consumers in India: Role of Consumer Organisations Mr. George Cheriyan and Ms. Simi T.B ........................................................................... 44; Enforcement Challenges for International Consumer Disputes resolved through ADR in India Mr. Anuroop Omkar & Ms. Kritika Krishnamurthy ...................................................... 52; A Stakeholder’s Assessment of Feasibility of Online Mediations in India Prof.(Dr.) Ashok R. Patil & Mr.Sree Krishna Bharadwaj H ......................................... 62; Common Mistakes in Mediation Dr. B. S. Patil ................................................................................................................... 81; Jurisdiction and Enforcement of E-Commerce Contracts Ms. Mrinali Komandur ...................................................................................................... 90Item International Journal On Consumer Law And Practice(Chair on Consumer Law and Practice National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 2015) Patil, Ashok R.Article 255 of the Ohada Uniform Act on General Commercial Law and Consumer Protection: The Need to Experiment Dr. Roland Djieufack……………………………………………............... 01; The Philosophy and Economics of EU Consumer Law Contrasted with Indian Consumer Law and Practice Prof. Dr. H.C. Norbert Reich…………………………………................. 38; Innovations in Financial Services Regulation for Consumer Protection Prof. Gail Pearson………………………………………………………..... 70; The Citizen as a Consumer of Services Provided by Public Administration under Polish Public Law Dr Przemysław Kledzik and Dr Daniel Wacinkiewicz……………….... 85; Role of Universities in Consumer Online Mediation Prof. (Dr.) Ashok R. Patil and Ms. Pratima Narayan………………..... 101; Questioning the Legal Correctness of the SC’s Jurisdictional Expansionism of Consumer Forums for Arbitration Agreements: An Analysis of Relevance of Fair Air Engineers to Present Disputes Mr. Axay Satagopan………………………………................................... 123; A Proposal for Introducing Mandatory Product Recall in the Consumer Protection Act Mr. Abhishek Choudhary……………………………............................... 145Item International Journal On Consumer Law And Practice(Chair on Consumer Law and Practice National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 2014) Patil, Ashok R.Reflections on Hans Micklitz’ Plea For a ‘Movable System’ (of Consumer Law): Something to Learn from the Experiences of Indian Consumer Law Prof. Dr. H.C. Norbert Reich………………………………………......… 01; Tourist-Consumer Protection in Macau SAR of China as a World Tourism Destination Prof. Dan Wei ……………………………………………………………… 32; Europeanization of the Polish Law: Consideration Associated with the Adoption of the Directive on ADR in Consumer Disputes Dr. Ewelina Cała-Wacinkiewicz & Dr. Daniel Wacinkiewicz ……............................................................. 47; Protection of Consumers in Cross-border Electronic Commerce Prof. Dr. Ashok R. Patil & Ms. Pratima Narayan……………………... 59; GM Crops: Do We Have a Choice Ms. Sanyukta Biswas & Mr. Vasu Jain………………………………….. 80; Consumer Rights & Consumer Protection: A Case Study on Mobile Phones Signals Ms. Varnika Chawla & Mr. Vishwajeet Singh………………………….... 93