Proposal for a Directive on Consumer Rights
Kateřina Skřivánková
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Kateřina Skřivánková
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The paper aims to present and analyze some important aspects of the proposal for a directive on consumer rights (COM (2008) 614 final). Some aspects of the intention of the Commission to harmonize consumer contract law and to create single framework for contracts concluded between consumers and professionals are analyzed, especially the general characteristics of the proposal and amendments in the field of definitions.
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The paper aims to present and analyze some important aspects of the proposal for a directive on consumer rights (COM (2008) 614 final). Some aspects of the intention of the Commission to harmonize consumer contract law and to create single framework for contracts concluded between consumers and professionals are analyzed, especially the general characteristics of the proposal and amendments in the field of definitions.
Key concepts: Directive, Commission, Business, Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications, Consumer protection, Law and economics, Consumer Bill of Rights, Law