Steven had a tough day on 21stDecember when he got severely injured in a car accident (the main cause of the accident was Steven's loss of control over the car) and was unable to work for six months. Steven had recently bought this car and it was the latest model launched by the company just a month back. The car he was driving was in perfect condition at the time of the accident. The investigators found that the model of the car had defective airbags and reported that the airbags did not work properly at the time of the accident resulting in serious injuries to Steven. The investigators also found that the car had defective brakes which was the main reason behind Steven's loss of control over his car. The report further concluded that had the airbags worked properly, Steven's injuries would have been far less than what he suffered. Steven now wants to sue the manufacturer of the car for damages (because the car had defective airbags).

Required:

Identify the consumer law applicable to the above situation and advise Steven as to whether he has any remedy against the manufacturer? Mention the relevant section/s of the Act wherever applicable. Also, give one precedent in support of your answer.