It is prohibited to refuse a consumer the sale of a product or the provision of a service, unless there is a legitimate reason for doing so;
It is also prohibited to make the sale of a product conditional on the purchase of a fixed quantity or on the simultaneous purchase of another product or service, or to make the provision of a service conditional on the provision of another service or on the purchase of a product, where such subordination constitutes an unfair commercial practice within the meaning of Article L. 121-1.
It is also prohibited to make the sale of a good or the provision of a service conditional on the conclusion of an insurance contract ancillary to the good or service sold, without enabling the consumer to purchase the good or obtain the provision of the service separately.
For credit institutions and the bodies mentioned in article L. 518-1 of the Monetary and Financial Code, the rules relating to subordinated sales are laid down by the provisions of 1 of I of Article L. 312-1-2 of the same code.
The provisions of this article apply to all production, distribution and service activities, including those carried out by public bodies, in particular under public service delegation agreements.