Article 21. Invalidity of the terms of the contract that infringe on the rights of the consumer
On protection of consumer rights (221-I-son) · Date: 26.04.1996 · In force
The terms of the contract, which infringe the consumerʼs rights and contradict the law, are recognized as invalid. If losses are incurred as a result of their application to the consumer, they are subject to compensation by the manufacturer (executor, seller).
The seller (executor) does not have the right to demand on the purchase by the consumer of additional goods or the provision of additional services, as well as to charge for non-provided services.
It shall be prohibited to include in a contract terms that diminish the rights of consumers provided for by legislation, as well as to deny consumers the privileges and advantages established by legislation.
