“Yesterday, the CJEU issued a judgment in the case NK (C-208/19) regarding the scope of application of the Consumer Rights Directive. The contract was concluded off-premises in the given case between two consumers and NK – an architect and a businessman – for the design of a family house, which would then be built based on this design. The consumers were dissatisfied with the quality of the delivered design and decided to use their right of withdrawal from the contract, claiming that NK never notified them of their right of withdrawal, which meant they could use it within 12 months from the date of conclusion of the off-premises contract pursuant to the measures implementing the CRD in Austria …” (more)
[Joasia Luzak, Recent developments in European Consumer Law, 15 May]
First posted 2020-05-15 12:09:30
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