Some possible reliefs that a consumer court may order include:

(i) Refund or replacement: This Bill makes it the right of a consumer to return any purchased product within a stipulated time for genuine reasons. It seeks to provide the consumer a right to return any purchased durable or semi-durable goods within fifteen days of purchase.

(ii) Repair: In cases where a product can be repaired, but the consumer has incurred expenses for the repairs, the court may order the business to reimburse the consumer for the repair costs or provide compensation for the diminished value of the product.

(iii) Compensation: Consumer courts may award monetary compensation to consumers for any financial losses, damages, or inconvenience suffered as a result of the business's actions or negligence.

(iv) Costs and legal fees: consumer courts may order the losing party to pay the legal costs and attorney fees incurred by the prevailing party in pursuing the case. This helps ensure that consumers are not deterred from seeking redress due to the fear of bearing the costs of litigation.

(v) Corrective actions: (a) Refund the full amount paid by the consumer for the Product/Service. 

(b) Pay consumer compensation for the loss and injury suffered. If you fail to take the corrective action within the specified period, consumers will be forced to file a complaint with the appropriate consumer forum.