(1) While producing goods or services, the producer shall have to fulfill the following liabilities, in addition to the liabilities to be fulfilled under the prevailing laws:
(a) to produce quality goods or services,
(b) to determine the label of the goods,
(c) to specify the matters referred to in Section 6 on the label,
(d) not to produce defective product,
(e) to collect and destroy the goods produced by him or her if it is informed that such goods remain in the market upon having been defectively produced,
(f) to provide reasonable compensation if any kind of damage is caused to the consumer due to the manufacture of goods and service,
(g) not to make wrong or misleading advertisement or publicity of the goods or services,
(h) to provide the consumer with information as to the quantity, ingredients or percentage of the substances contained in the goods made of or produced with the mixture of two or more than two substances.
(i) to fulfill such other conditions as prescribed by the law.
(2) If the liability pursuant to sub-section (1) is not fulfilled or any fault, deficiency and defect occurs in the process of production, construction, refinement, design, formula, preparation, import, packing, labeling, and harm and injury is caused to anyone’s body, life, property after using such goods or services, the producer of such goods or services shall be responsible for such harm and injury and shall have the liability to provide compensation for the same.
Provided that,
(a) it must be the actual producer of the goods or services, the use of which causes harm and injury,
(b) direct cause must be established that harm and injury is caused with the consumption or use of the goods or services as claimed for causing such harm and injury.