KPDN mulling lemon law to deal with defective vehicles


PUTRAJAYA: The government plans to introduce a lemon law or amend existing ones related to defective vehicles next March for a more comprehensive consumer protection framework, it was announced.

Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali said a group of legal experts has been appointed to prepare a report on best practices implemented in several countries and hold engagement sessions with the relevant parties.

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