[Solved] Who is not a consumer under consumer Protection Act?

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Q.	Who is not a consumer under consumer Protection Act?
A.	Any person who buys any goods for a consideration
B.	Any person who buys goods and uses them exclusively for the purpose of earning his livelihood by means of self employment.
C.	Any person who avails services with the approval of hirer
D.	Any person who obtains goods for resale or commercial purposes.
Answer» D. Any person who obtains goods for resale or commercial purposes.

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