Abstract

The present article deals with the notion of information society services covered by the E-commerce Directive. Different exceptions from this notion are tackled, as well as the questions of distribution of competence between the Member States. The practice of the Court of EU clarifies basic notions contained in the secondary legislation of the EU concerning consumer contracts concluded from a distance. The complexity of these questions stems from the fact that they usually concern conflict of laws and material, as well as procedural sources.

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