Consumer Defense Code: Difference between revisions

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The most important definitions are all set out in Articles 2nd and 3rd of the code.

What is considered a '''consumer'''?<blockquote>'''Art. 2nd''' Consumer is any natural or legal person who acquires or uses a product or service as the final recipient;

What is considered a '''consumer'''?

'''Art. 2nd''' Consumer is any natural or legal person who acquires or uses a product or service as the final recipient;

'''Sole paragraph.''' The collective of people, even if undetermined, who have intervened in consumer relations is considered a consumer.</blockquote>And what about the '''supplier'''?<blockquote>'''Art. 3rd''' Supplier is any natural or legal person, public or private, national or foreign, as well as depersonalized entities, that develop activities of production, assembly, creation, construction, transformation, import, export, distribution or commercialization of products or provision of services.</blockquote>Okay, and a '''product''' or a '''service'''?<blockquote>'''§ 1st''' Product is any good, movable or immovable, material or immaterial;

'''Sole paragraph.''' The collective of people, even if undetermined, who have intervened in consumer relations is considered a consumer.</blockquote>And what about the '''supplier'''?<blockquote>'''Art. 3rd''' Supplier is any natural or legal person, public or private, national or foreign, as well as depersonalized entities, that develop activities of production, assembly, creation, construction, transformation, import, export, distribution or commercialization of products or provision of services.</blockquote>Okay, and a '''product''' or a '''service'''?

'''§ 1st''' Product is any good, movable or immovable, material or immaterial;

'''§ 2nd'''Service is any activity provided in the consumer market, for remuneration, including those of a banking, financial, credit and security nature, except those arising from labor relations.</blockquote>

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 The most important definitions are all set out in Articles 2nd and 3rd of the code.
-What is considered a '''consumer'''?<blockquote>'''Art. 2nd''' Consumer is any natural or legal person who acquires or uses a product or service as the final recipient;
+What is considered a '''consumer'''?
+<blockquote>
+'''Art. 2nd''' Consumer is any natural or legal person who acquires or uses a product or service as the final recipient;
-'''Sole paragraph.''' The collective of people, even if undetermined, who have intervened in consumer relations is considered a consumer.</blockquote>And what about the '''supplier'''?<blockquote>'''Art. 3rd''' Supplier is any natural or legal person, public or private, national or foreign, as well as depersonalized entities, that develop activities of production, assembly, creation, construction, transformation, import, export, distribution or commercialization of products or provision of services.</blockquote>Okay, and a '''product''' or a '''service'''?<blockquote>'''§ 1st''' Product is any good, movable or immovable, material or immaterial;
+'''Sole paragraph.''' The collective of people, even if undetermined, who have intervened in consumer relations is considered a consumer.</blockquote>And what about the '''supplier'''?<blockquote>'''Art. 3rd''' Supplier is any natural or legal person, public or private, national or foreign, as well as depersonalized entities, that develop activities of production, assembly, creation, construction, transformation, import, export, distribution or commercialization of products or provision of services.</blockquote>Okay, and a '''product''' or a '''service'''?
+<blockquote>
+'''§ 1st''' Product is any good, movable or immovable, material or immaterial;
 '''§ 2nd'''Service is any activity provided in the consumer market, for remuneration, including those of a banking, financial, credit and security nature, except those arising from labor relations.</blockquote>