Abstract
The article outlines the rules contained in the Directive 2019/770/EU on certain aspects concerning contracts for the supply of digital content and digital services. These rules regulate issues related to the supply and conformity of digital content and digital services, the liability of the trader and the consumer’s remedies for the failure to supply and for the lack of conformity, the trader's right to redress against third parties and the right to modify the digital content or digital service. As this Directive complements Directive 2019/771/EU applicable to contracts for the sale of goods, the paper highlights the differences that exist in regulating the circulation of intangible (digital content) and tangible goods.
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