Thailand Advances Consumer Protection with Draft 'Lemon Law'
Thailand's cabinet has approved a draft 'Defective Item Act,' often referred to as the 'Lemon Law,' aimed at bolstering consumer rights. The legislation introduces clearer remedies like refunds, replacements, discounts, and contract terminations for faulty products, marking a significant step in consumer protection.
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