Consumer law electronics

Do all electronics have a 2 year warranty?
A warranty is most common in the case of purchasing electrical products.
Generally, a warranty will last for 12 months to two years, although in relation to more expensive goods, it may last longer..

Phones, ovens, TVs, computers, fridges, dryers. Your consumer rights if devices or appliances break or don't work — and tips on extended warranties.

How will the EU harmonise consumer contract law?

The directives harmonise key consumer contract law rules across the EU

This will ensure a high level of consumer protection and increase legal certainty for both consumers and traders in millions of everyday transactions concerning goods, smart goods, digital content and digital services

What EU laws protect consumers?

EU legislation to protect consumers

Price indication and unfair commercial practices directives EU laws on package travel and timeshare contracts

The Injunctions Directive and Representative Actions Directive ensure the defence of collective interests of consumers in the internal market

What is a consumer law database?

The national transpositions of EU directives in the area of consumer law

This database contains, for each Member State, the most relevant materials relating to case law, doctrine and legal literature, and other materials such as administrative acts of national official bodies

The current and repealed EU directives in the area of consumer law

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Consumer law electronics

Do all electronics have a 2 year warranty?

How will the EU harmonise consumer contract law?

What EU laws protect consumers?

What is a consumer law database?