MUSCAT : Oman’s Consumer Protection Authority has successfully resolved a dispute between a consumer and a carpentry and blacksmithing establishment in the North Al Sharqiyah Governorate.
The consumer had paid RO 7870 for custom-made doors, but when the delivery date arrived, the establishment abruptly closed its doors, leaving the consumer in a bind.
Through the efforts of the Consumer Protection Authority, a full refund of RO 7870 was arranged, ensuring that the consumer’s rights were upheld.
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