#2016-301Consumer Code Legislative Part Ordinance
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This law defines the rules to protect consumers in France, covering aspects like pre-contractual information, pricing, contract formation, and consumer rights. It imposes obligations on businesses to provide clear and transparent information and outlines sanctions for non-compliance.
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Key Changes
- Mandatory pre-contractual information for consumers
- Obligations for businesses to ensure transparent pricing
- Penalties for non-compliance with consumer protection standards
Obligations
What this law requires
Provide clear and transparent pre-contractual information to consumers before contract formation
Display prices and conditions of sale in a clear manner accessible to consumers
Ensure products and services conform to the contract specifications
Ensure all products and services meet general safety requirements
Prohibit unfair and deceptive commercial practices