French Consumer Law
Auteurs : Louis Vogel, Joseph Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Part 1: Advertising and sales promotion
Part 2: Sale
Section 1: Compatibility with Union Law
I: Goods and services
II: Person responsible for the first placing on the market
Section 3: Rules
Chapter 2: Obligation to deliver the agreed thing
Chapter 3: Deception
Chapter 4: Falsification and other offenses relating to products
Chapter 5: Criminal proceedings
Title 2: Warranty against latent defects
Title 3: Product safety
493. Information obligation
1 minute de lecture
Article L. 411-2 (former Article L. 217-5), introduced in the Consumer Code by the Hamon Law, also obliges any person who, having acquired or transferred products, has knowledge of their non-conformity with the regulations in force, to inform its supplier and its buyer(s). The non-conformity must relate to a substantial quality and may be only partial. The information must be communicated without …