Polishprivatelaw.pl Website Review

sciences and the society of european contract law (secola) organize a conference „european contract law and the creation of norms”. it brings together leading experts from academic institutions in europe and beyond, in order to discuss various dimensions of sources of contemporary contract law. the conference will focus, in particular, on the novel ways of creating “regulatory content”, which emerge to a great extent without a direct involvement of a state legislation and pose a substantial challenge to the already existing conceptual and legal framework. the conference will be organized in the maria lubomirska-radziwiłłowa palace (warsaw, ulica długa 26). the. the consumer’s right to have goods restored to a condition consistent with the agreement. on the defence based on the pleading of the non-existence of the claim in case the seller fails to reply to a demand from the consumer (buyer) to have the good restored to the condition stipulated by the agreement, and as a result this demand being deemed justified, would mean the limitation in exercising consumer rights. the failure to react to the consumer’s demands within the prescribed term creates. the fiction of allowing the claim, which means the seller in general accepts the pleading that the good is inconsistent with the agreement. pursuing a claim against the consumer (the borrower), where the claim is acknowledged by a duly completed promissory note, by way of payment. order proceedings specified in article 485 § 2 and subsequent provisions of the polish civil procedure code, in relation to article. 41 of the act on consumer credit of 12 may 2011, which limit the national court solely to examining the validity of the promissory note. obligation with regard to the formal requirements of the promissory note, excluding examining the basic relation (the loan agreement). legislation provides for instruments making it possible to protect the consumer against unfair market practices, but on the other hand there