Article 8. The right of the consumer to conclude an agreement in the field of trade and other types of services and to verify the quality of the purchased goods (work, services)

The consumer has the right to freely purchase the goods (work, services) by concluding an agreement under which the seller (manufacturer, executor) agrees to transfer to the consumer the goods (perform work, providing service) in a certain quantity and quality, and the consumer agrees to pay the agreed money.

Exposed goods, decorated with a price tag, and information on goods (works, services) offered to visitors are recognized as an offer for concluding an appropriate contract.

The contract between the consumer and the manufacturer (executor, seller) is considered concluded when an agreement is reached between the parties on the subject of the contract, quantity, price and other essential conditions.

An agreement executed directly upon its conclusion, as a rule, is concluded orally, with the exception of cases established by law. An agreement that is not executed upon its conclusion (upon prior orders, upon parcel trade and in other cases) is concluded in written form.

The consumer has the right to check the quality, completeness, weight and price of the purchased goods (work, services), and the seller (manufacturer, executor) is obliged to provide control and measuring instruments, price documents, demonstrate it in action, teach safe and proper use, and if necessary — send the goods for examination.