The right of withdrawal in consumer law is seen as a technique by which the legislature compensates the unequal balance of power at the time of concluding the contract by giving the consumer the opportunity to quietly examine the consequences of his purchase, to get information about the price of equivalent products or to consult with his family or his entourage, thus allowing the consolidation of consent. In point of legal nature, the right o...

The relations between the producer and the consumer regarding the sale of consumer products may lead to disputes that can be settled by the parties amicably, extrajudicially, or, if this is not possible, by the first instance courts or arbitral courts, which means the observance of each party’s rights and obligations, in accordance with the legal provisions. We consider it useful to analyze in this study the possible types of civil litigation t...