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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: General obligation to provide pre-contractual information

Article D111-4

…h of Article L. 111-4, the information provided by the manufacturer or importer of movable property to the professional seller, relating to the period during which or the date until which spare parts…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 2: Commissions attached to the National Consumer Institute

Article L822-10

…sult on site any documents that it considers useful for carrying out its duties, without being able to oppose the articles 226-13 and 226-14 of the Penal Code or article L. 1227-1 of the Labour Code.…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: General obligation to provide pre-contractual information

Article R111-1

For the purposes of 1° and 3° to 6° of article L. 111-1, the trader shall provide the consumer with the following information: 1° His name or company name, the geographical address of his establishmen…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: General obligation to provide pre-contractual information

Article R111-4-3

…he national market, the availability of the following spare parts for that model: a) Charging connectors; b) Connectors; c) Motherboards; d) Buttons; e) Microphones; f) Speakers. They also ensure the…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 2: Commissions attached to the National Consumer Institute

Article L822-6

The commission recommends deleting or amending clauses that are unfair.

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 2: Commissions attached to the National Consumer Institute

Article L822-11

…staff of the commission mentioned in article L. 822-4 are bound by professional secrecy with regard to facts, acts and information of which they may have become aware by reason of their duties, under…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: General obligation to provide pre-contractual information

Article R111-4-1

…ticle L. 111-4, the following definitions apply: "Portable computer": a computer specially designed to be portable and to be able to operate for long periods of time with or without a direct connectio…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 2: Commissions attached to the National Consumer Institute

Article L822-9

…22-4 ensures the dissemination of information, opinions and recommendations that it deems necessary to bring to the attention of the public. The information, notices and recommendations it disseminate…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Section 2: Commissions attached to the National Consumer Institute

Article L822-5

The Commission des clauses abusives may be referred to it either by the Minister responsible for consumer affairs, or by approved consumer protection associations, or by the professionals concerned.It…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter I: General obligation to provide pre-contractual information

Article R111-4-2

…odel on the national market, the availability of the following spare parts for that model: a) Mass storage components (HDD - SSD); b) Display devices; c) Batteries; d) Power connectors; e) Chargers ;…

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