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Saket Sambhav

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Gucci Sued for ₹1 Crore Over Shoes! 👠👟 Big Brands, Bigger Responsibilities? Just read about a Mumbai advocate filing a ₹1 crore consumer complaint against Gucci, alleging defective shoes caused injury and trauma. A pretty bold move! Definitely makes one think: ✅ Consumer Rights are REAL: This case shows that no brand, luxury or otherwise, is above the law when it comes to product 'quality and safety'. ✅ Premium Price = Premium Duty: If you're paying too much for a luxury item, shouldn't a higher standard of quality and care be a given? ✅ Beyond the Product: The claim isn't just for the shoe cost, but ₹1 crore for alleged injury, mental agony, and trauma. Speaks a lot about the real-world impact defective products can have. ✅ Power to the Consumer: A good reminder of the options available through consumer courts to seek redressal. What's your take? Do luxury brands face enough scrutiny for product defects? News source is attached...

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