[Solved] What is the limitation period for filing a case in a Consumer court?

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Q.	What is the limitation period for filing a case in a Consumer court?
A.	Two years from the date of cause of action
B.	Two years from the date purchase of good or service
C.	Three year from the date of cause of action
D.	One month from the date of purchase
E.	None of these
Answer» A. Two years from the date of cause of action

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