ABSTRACT
This paper explains the state of UK Consumer Law immediately before Brexit. It then explains how the withdrawal from the EU was effected through a statutory scheme which transferred EU legislation and case-law into the domestic law of the UK, and the immediate changes made to UK Consumer Law as a result. It then turns to the implications of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, before commenting on the first set of reform proposals made after the UK’s departure from the EU.
Twigg-Flesner, Christian, UK Consumer Law after withdrawal from the European Union (‘Brexit’) (October 17, 2021). Working Papers (Càtedra Jean Monnet de Dret Privat Europeu), University of Barcelona, 5/2021.
First posted 2022-04-07 09:15:21
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