You can send legal notice to company for misleading advertisements 

2) Section 2(28) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019(hereafter the Act) defines Misleading advertisement concerning any product or service, means an advertisement as that which “falsely describes such product or service; or conveys an express or implied representation which, if made by the manufacturer or seller or service provider thereof, would constitute an unfair trade practice; or deliberately conceals important information; gives a false guarantee to, or is likely to mislead the consumers as to the nature, substance, quantity or quality of such product or service;”[

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1. If you are a victim or affected by such advertisements,  you can directly drag the company to the consumer commission seeking compensation for unfair trade practice. 

2. The person who has been defamed has to initiate legal proceedings by himself and not through others unless he is physically challenged and unable initiate legal proceedings. 

3. The assurance given through WhatsApp social media will not be considered as a legally valid or enforceable contract and such agreements or void as per contract act 

You can send a notice as per consumer protection act 

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1. Under Section 89 of Consumer Protection Act ,  Any manufacturer or service provider who causes a false or misleading advertisement to be made which is prejudicial to the interest of consumers shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and with fine which may extend to ten lakh rupees; and for every subsequent offence, be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to five years and with fine which may extend to fifty lakh rupees.

- Hence, you can send a legal notice to the said company against the false advertisement.

2. If the son is above 18 years then mother cannot be a natural guardian for sending notice on his behalf and hence the son can take legal action himself for the defamation caused to him 

3. No. if there is not agreement supported by the consent , then no offence made out 

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what was the false advertisement and wrong information - no details are given

if son is an adult, then mother cannot send a notice on his behalf unless she holds a POA from her son

what was written assurance on whatsapp - no details are given

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. Legal Notice for False Advertisement and Website Information:

Yes, you can send a legal notice. In India, the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 protects consumers from misleading advertisements and unfair trade practices. A legal notice can be a first step to address the issue.

Sections Applicable: The relevant sections of the Consumer Protection Act include:

Section 2(14): Defines "unfair trade practice" which can include false or misleading advertisements.Section 12(1)(d): Prohibits misleading advertisements.

Punishment: The Act empowers authorities to impose penalties on companies engaging in unfair trade practices. These can include:

Issuing directions to stop the practice.Ordering refunds or compensation to consumers.Imposing penalties.

2. Defamation Notice on Social Media (Son Over 18):

Yes, the mother can send a legal notice on her son's behalf. In India, a person has the right to defend their reputation. Even though the son is an adult, the mother can act on his behalf with his authorization.

Section Applicable: The Indian Penal Code (IPC) Section 499 defines defamation. A legal notice can reference this section to highlight the offense.

3. Legal Notice for Unfulfilled WhatsApp Assurance:

Potentially, a legal notice can be sent. The enforceability of a WhatsApp assurance depends on the content and context.

Section Applicable: The Indian Contract Act, 1872 lays the foundation for contracts. A well-crafted WhatsApp message might be considered a valid contract, especially if it contains specific details about the agreement. Section 10 of the Act mentions a written contract not required by law to be in any specific form.

Important Considerations:

Legal Notice is a Pre-litigation Step: A legal notice serves as a formal warning to the company. It doesn't guarantee a resolution but can be a starting point for negotiation or further legal action.Consult a Lawyer: For all these scenarios, consulting a lawyer specializing in consumer protection or contract law is recommended. They can assess the specifics of your situation and advise on the most effective course of action.