“The recent ruling in APS Beta Bulgaria (C-337/23) provides another example of the Court of Justice reaffirming its established case law on consumer credit. However, it also illustrates a more subtle tendency: interpretative restraint. This post argues that, while the Court preserves the continuity of its case law, its reluctance to provide detailed interpretative guidance risks undermining the aim of achieving a high level of consumer protection …” (more)
[Dominik Dworniczak, Recent developments in European Consumer Law, 12 May 2025]
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