CASE COMMENTS: UNFAIR COMMERCIAL PRACTICES - FRANCE - TRADE RELATIONS - REFORM

Reforms: The French Parliament adopts the “DDADUE” and “ASAP” laws on unfair commercial practices

*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. We won't even pretend to be surprised anymore. Reforms of the law of commercial relations are being carried out at great speed without having had time to direct the previous ones and without always measuring their interest (on this phenomenon, G. Canivet, "L'histoire sans fin fin des lois éphémères ou de la régulation des relations entre la production et la grande distribution", Mél. Y. Serra, Dalloz, p. 68; F. Buy, M. Lamoureux and J.-C. Roda, Droit de la distribution, LGDJ, 2nd ed. 2019, No. 16). Although disappointing in several respects, the 2019 ordinances had at least had the merit of neatly rewriting the legislative gloubi-boulga of "Title IV". A step

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Frédéric Buy, Reforms: The French Parliament adopts the “DDADUE” and “ASAP” laws on unfair commercial practices, 3 December 2020, Concurrences N° 1-2021, Art. N° 99154, pp. 150-153

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