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Consumers' International Rights


 
Credit Terms Enforcement Internationally
Rampion and another v Franfinance SA and another (Case C-429/05)
ECJ
4 October 2007
Weekly Law Notes Summary

A consumer’s right under certain conditions, under art 11(2) of Directive 87/102 on consumer credit, to pursue remedies against the provider of finance to him under a credit agreement, applied to a credit facility allowing credit on a number of occasions as well as credit for a single transaction, and the right could not be made conditional on the prior offer of credit naming the goods or services being financed.

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