Article 4. Basic consumer rights

Consumers have the following rights:

get accurate and complete information about goods (work, service), as well as the manufacturer (executor, seller);

to freely choose a good (work or service) and to demand that it be of proper quality;

to demand that a good (work or service) be safe;

to demand full compensation for material damage and moral harm caused by a good (work or service) having a defect that poses a danger to life, health, or property, as well as by the unlawful action (inaction) of the manufacturer (executor or seller);

to apply to court and other competent state bodies for the protection of violated rights or interests protected by law;

to form consumer public associations.

For certain groups of consumers included in the category of socially-vulnerable groups, benefits and preferences can be set by law for trade, household services and other types of rendering service.