The Supreme Court limits the ex officio declaration of invalidity of non-negotiated clauses in consumer contracts

16/04/2020

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It can be carried out in any type of judicial proceedings, but only when the validity and effectiveness of the clause in question is relevant to resolving the claims made by the parties.

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The Supreme Court limits the ex officio declaration of invalidity of non-negotiated clauses in consumer contracts

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