Monica Denis Mushy
Advocate head of Corporate and conveyance department
Address: Plot No. 137/9, Kijenge Area, Nelson Mandela Road.
+255 765 530 550
Office Hours: 08.00 am - 17.00 pm.
[email protected]
Consumer Law
Family Law Issues:
- Safety
- Information
- Choice
- Voice
- Redress
Consumer Law in Arusha Tanzania
Key Aspects of Consumer Law in Arusha
Legal Framework:
Fair Competition Act, 2003: Prohibits anti-competitive practices (e.g., monopolies, price manipulation) and protects consumers from misleading market conduct. It promotes economic efficiency and fair pricing.
Consumer Protection Act, 2019: Establishes consumer rights, including the right to safe products, accurate information, fair treatment, and redress for defective goods or services. It also created the Consumer Protection Council to handle grievances and promote awareness.
Other Relevant Laws:
Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics Act: Regulates safety and quality of consumables.
Trade and Fair Competition Act: Addresses unfair trade practices.
Financial Consumer Protection Regulations, 2019 (issued by the Bank of Tanzania): Protects consumers of financial services by ensuring transparency, fair treatment, and effective complaint resolution.
Know Your Rights
Consumer Rights:
Right to Safety: Products and services must not pose health or safety risks.
Right to Safety: Products and services must not pose health or safety risks.
Right to Information: Consumers are entitled to accurate product descriptions and protection from misleading advertisements.
Right to Redress: Consumers can seek remedies (e.g., refunds, replacements) for defective goods or services.
Right to Privacy: E-commerce businesses must secure personal data, especially in online transactions.
Right to Basic Needs: Consumers should receive value for money on essentials like food, clothing, and shelter.
Right to Fair Dealing: Protection against unfair practices, such as fraud or deceptive marketing.
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How to Get an Annulment
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What Is Family Law Mediation
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Family Law International
- Enforcement and Regulatory Bodies:
- Fair Competition Commission (FCC): Oversees competition and consumer protection, investigates complaints, and combats counterfeit products. Contact: www.fcc.go.tz.`{``}`(https://www.competition.or.tz/) (http://www.fcc.go.tz.`{``}`(https://www.competition.or.tz/))
Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS): Ensures product quality and safety compliance.
Consumer Protection Council: Facilitates consumer education and grievance resolution.
Bank of Tanzania (BoT): Manages complaints against financial institutions, resolving issues within 45 days. Consumers must first exhaust the institution’s internal complaint process (within 14 days) before escalating to BoT.
Office of the Attorney General: Advises on consumer law regulations and enforcement.
Family Law Organizations
- Accessing Legal Support in Arusha
- Finding a Consumer Law Advocate:
- Law Firms: We Handle handle consumer law cases, often overlapping with criminal or commercial law:
Meet Family Attorneys
Hellen Mahuna
Managing Partner
Moses Mahuna
Founder, Head of Litigation department
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