Assessing the Strengths and Limitations of the Consumer Protection Act 1987

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The Consumer Protection Act 1987 is a landmark statute for consumer rights in the UK, but it has its strengths and weaknesses. The Act's strengths include providing legal recourse for consumers and deterring companies from engaging in deceptive practices. However, its weaknesses include being out of touch with technological advancements, particularly in the rise of digital marketplaces and online trading, as well as regulatory gaps in covering services, leaving a gap in consumer protections.