From an outsider’s perspective, the recent judgment may appear controversial. “Pets as baggage” is likely to strike non-lawyers as dehumanising – suggesting that animals are treated as mere objects. However, lawyers may appreciate the legal advantages of such classification. Under
Recent Developments in European Consumer Law
Recent Developments in European Consumer Law covers legal issues related to consumer rights and protections within the European Union. The blog discusses topics such as the interpretation and application of the Consumer Rights Directive, consumer credit agreements, labeling and product naming regulations, customs duties in consumer contracts, and airline passenger rights under EU regulations. It also addresses strategic policy developments like the EU's Consumer Agenda and its impact on consumer protection and market competitiveness. The content focuses on case law from the Court of Justice of the European Union and regulatory updates affecting consumer law practice in Europe.