Court of Justice (Third Chamber) 5 July 2012, C‑49/11 (Content Services Ltd v Bundesarbeitskammer.)
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The core legal dispute in Case C-49/11 revolves around whether a seller's practice of providing consumer information solely through a hyperlink on their website complies with the requirements of Article 5(1) of Directive 97/7/EC. The Court concluded that this practice does not satisfy the directive's stipulation that consumers must receive information in a manner that ensures it is both 'given' and 'received,' as a hyperlink does not constitute a 'durable medium.' Consequently, the Court ruled that such a business practice fails to meet the necessary consumer protection standards established by the directive.AI
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JUDGMENT OF THE COURT (Third Chamber) 5 July 2012 ( *1 ) ‛Reference for a preliminary ruling — Directive 97/7/EC — Consumer protection — Distance contracts — Consumer information — Information given or received — Durable medium — Meaning — Hyperlink on the website of the supplier — Right of withdrawal’ In Case C-49/11, REFERENCE for a preliminary ruling under Article 267 TFEU from the
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