Your Consumer Rights, Professionally Drafted.
Answer 4 simple questions. Our AI — trained on the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 — drafts a court-ready complaint in seconds. File on e-Daakhil with confidence.
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2019
Consumer Protection Act basis
DCDRC
District Commission compliant format
e-Daakhil
Online portal ready PDF
From grievance to e-Daakhil in 4 steps
No legalese, no lawyer visits. Just answer plainly — NyayaDraft handles the courtroom language.
Fill the 4-Step Intake
Tell us who you are, who wronged you, what happened, and what relief you want. Takes under 3 minutes. Our Jurisdiction Finder automatically identifies your correct Consumer Commission.
AI Drafts Your Case
Our AI, trained on the Consumer Protection Act 2019, analyses your grievance, identifies the exact legal sections violated, scores your case strength, and drafts a court-ready formal petition.
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See your case strength score, chronology of events, and a preview of the formal petition. Pay ₹499 once to unlock the full 5-page e-Daakhil compliant document package.
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Instantly download your PDF. Sign, notarise the affidavit, and file online at edaakhil.nic.in or physically at your District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.
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Common questions about consumer rights
Any person who has purchased goods or availed services for personal use — and has suffered a deficiency in service, defective goods, or an unfair trade practice — can file a complaint. This includes online purchases, banking services, telecom, travel, real estate, and more. Joint complaints by multiple consumers with the same grievance are also permitted under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
All information is based on the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and Consumer Protection (Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions) Rules, 2020.