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Article L212-1 of the French Consumer Code

In contracts concluded between professionals and consumers, terms are unfair if their purpose or effect is to create, to the detriment of the consumer, a significant imbalance between the rights and obligations of the parties to the contract. Without prejudice to the rules of interpretation set out in articles 1188, 1189, 1191 and 1192 of the Civil Code, the unfairness of a term is assessed by reference, at the time…

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Article L213-1 of the French Consumer Code

Where the contract is concluded by electronic means and relates to a sum equal to or greater than an amount set by decree, the professional contracting party shall ensure that the writing recording it is kept for a period determined by that same decree and shall guarantee access to it to his co-contracting party at any time if the latter so requests.

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Article L215-1 of the French Consumer Code

For service contracts concluded for a fixed term with a tacit renewal clause, the trader providing the service shall inform the consumer in writing, by letter or dedicated e-mail, no earlier than three months and no later than one month before the end of the period authorising the rejection of renewal, of the possibility of not renewing the contract he has concluded with a tacit renewal clause. This information, delivered…

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Article L215-1-1 of the French Consumer Code

Where a contract has been concluded by electronic means or has been concluded by another means and the trader, on the day of termination by the consumer, offers the consumer the possibility of concluding contracts by electronic means, termination shall be made possible using this method. To this end, the trader shall make available to the consumer a free facility enabling the consumer to complete, by electronic means, the notification…

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