A Consumer Court is a court that was established in India to resolve and decide issues under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986. These courts have been set up at the district, state, and federal levels. According to the legislation, a disagreement is brought before one of these courts based on the available funding, meaning that each Court has a set legal valuation. A consumer's ability to make purchases of goods and services makes them the foundation of an economy. The products and services should ideally be of a specific caliber and free from flaws or deficiencies. However, there are several instances in which the Consumer is the victim of poor service or subpar goods.