Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Consequences of unfair core terms – Go Health Pro

Last Thursday the CJEU issued a new judgment in the saga of Swiss francs mortgage loan contracts (C-140/22 – there is no English language text available yet). It was a Polish court who asked for a clarification of a few issues related to voiding such contracts as a result of them containing an unfair contract … Read more

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Facilitating enforcement of unfairness control – Go Health Pro

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Facilitating enforcement of unfairness control – Go Health Pro

Happy 2024 Dear Readers! We are starting a new year of reporting with the reference to the last week’s judgment in the Polish case referred to the CJEU as Getin Noble Bank and Others (C-531/22 – not yet available in English, but accessible in other languages). This judgments continues to provide guidance on the application of the … Read more

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Vouchers, an acceptable reimbursement? – Go Health Pro

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Vouchers, an acceptable reimbursement? – Go Health Pro

On March 21, the CJEU published the most recent judgment interpreting provisions of Regulation 261/2004 on air passenger rights in the case Cobult (C-76/23) concerning the possibility of reimbursing passenger’s ticket cost through a voucher. Many of our readers may have experienced a flight cancellation over the past couple of years, not limited to Covid-19-related causes. … Read more

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: May airlines use T&Cs to prohibit passengers from assigning their rights to claim damages? – Go Health Pro

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: May airlines use T&Cs to prohibit passengers from assigning their rights to claim damages? – Go Health Pro

In today’s Air Europa Lineas Aéreas judgment (C-173/23) the CJEU looked into the application of the Unfair Contract Terms Directive (UCTD) to contracts concluded between air passengers and air carriers. Specifically, the passenger in case suffered damages as a result of a delay in receiving his checked-in baggage. He assigned his claim for damages against the … Read more

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Unintentionally becoming an apparent producer – Go Health Pro

Recent developments in European Consumer Law: Unintentionally becoming an apparent producer – Go Health Pro

AG Campos Sánchez-Bordona elaborated today on the notion of a producer under the Product Liability Directive (Directive 85/374) in the case Ford Italia (C-157/23). A consumer in this case purchased a Ford Mondeo car from Stracciari, Ford’s dealer in Italy. The car itself was manufactured by Ford WAG, a German company, which used another company, … Read more

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