Court of Justice 15 January 2019, C-52/18 (Christian Fülla v Toolport GmbH.)

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The Advocate General's opinion addresses the interpretation of Directive 1999/44/EC regarding consumer rights in cases of nonconforming goods acquired through distance contracts. Key issues include the determination of the place where goods must be made available for repair or replacement, the implications of "repair free of charge," and the conditions under which a consumer may rescind a contract. The opinion emphasizes the need for a balance between consumer protection and seller obligations, while also clarifying that the Directive provides a minimum level of consumer rights that Member States can enhance but not undermine.AI

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OPINION OF ADVOCATE GENERAL WAHL delivered on 15 January 2019 ( 1 ) Case C‑52/18 Christian Fülla v Toolport GmbH (Request for a preliminary ruling from the Amtsgericht Norderstedt (Local Court, Norderstedt, Germany)) (Request for a preliminary ruling — Consumer protection — Directive 1999/44/EC — Sale of consumer goods — Rights of the consumer — Lack of conformity of the goods delivered —

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