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Article L224-67 of the French Consumer Code

Any professional who markets maintenance or repair services for motor vehicles or two- or three-wheeled vehicles allows consumers to opt for the use, for certain categories of spare parts, of parts from the circular economy instead of new parts. A decree in the Conseil d’Etat will draw up a list of the categories of parts concerned and specify the definition of parts from the circular economy, within the meaning of…

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Article L224-68-1 of the French Consumer Code

Prior to the conclusion of a contract of sale or hire of a vehicle with driver delegation as defined by the Highway Code, the trader shall provide the consumer with information relating to the conditions of use of the automated driving system with which the vehicle is equipped. The sales or hire contract must expressly state that the information referred to in the first paragraph has been provided. The content…

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Article L224-69 of the French Consumer Code

Any contract or group of contracts, concluded for consideration, by which a trader confers on a consumer, directly or indirectly, a right or service to use timeshare property or concerning long-term holiday products, or to resell or exchange such rights or services, is subject to the provisions of this section.Also subject to the provisions of this section is the contract for the subscription or transfer of shares in sociétés d’attribution…

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Article L224-70 of the French Consumer Code

The contracts mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 224-69 are defined as follows: 1° A timeshare contract is a contract of a duration of more than one year by which a consumer acquires, for consideration, the use of one or more immovable or movable properties, for residential purposes, for specified or determinable periods ; 2° A long-term holiday product contract is a contract of a duration of more…

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Article L224-71 of the French Consumer Code

Any advertisement relating to any contract or group of contracts for the use of timeshare, long-term holiday product or for resale or exchange shall indicate the possibility of obtaining the information mentioned in articles L. 224-73 and L. 224-74. Any invitation to an event for the purpose of selling or promoting one of the products or services mentioned above shall clearly indicate the commercial purpose and nature of the event….

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Article L224-73 of the French Consumer Code

In good time and before any commitment on his part, the consumer shall receive from the trader in a clear and comprehensible manner, in writing or on an easily accessible durable medium, accurate and sufficient information relating to the goods or services for which he intends to contract. For all contracts mentioned and defined in articles L. 224-69 and L. 224-70, the offer shall state, in accordance with the corresponding…

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Article L224-74 of the French Consumer Code

For timeshare contracts, the offer mentioned in article L. 224-73 also indicates: 1° Whether or not it is possible to take part in an exchange system and, if so, the name of the exchange system and its cost; 2° If the property is under construction, essential information relating to the building permit, the state and timescales for completion of the accommodation and its services, connection to the various networks, and…

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Article L224-75 of the French Consumer Code

The trader shall provide the consumer free of charge with the information mentioned in articles L. 224-73 and L. 224-74, using forms specific to each of the contracts cited in articles L. 224-69 and L. 224-70, the models for which are determined by joint order of the Minister for Consumer Affairs and the Minister for Justice. The information mentioned in articles L. 224-73, L. 224-74 and in this article is…

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