Consumer Commission Orders Replacement or Refund for Defective Toyota Innova

Imagine you buy a brand new toy car, but soon after you get it, one of its wheels starts falling apart.

You try to get it fixed, but the toy store and the toy maker say it's not their fault.

So, you go to a special judge who helps people with problems.

The judge looks at the toy car and agrees that it's broken because of how it was made.

The judge tells the toy store and maker they have to either give you a new, working toy car or give you all your money back, plus extra for all the trouble.

This helps make sure companies sell good products and fix them when they are bad.