Vulnerabilidad de los derechos del consumidor ecuatoriano y una reforma al art. 4 de la Ley de Defensa del Consumidor
The vulnerability or weakness of the consumer and the doctrine enshrined in national legislation is contained in the Constitution of Ecuador, where consumer rights are specified in Title II Rights, Chapter Three, under the heading of rights of persons and groups priority attention, Section ninth. It...
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| Aineistotyyppi: | bachelorThesis |
| Kieli: | spa |
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2015
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| Linkit: | http://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/8888 |
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Lisää tagi | Yhteenveto: | The vulnerability or weakness of the consumer and the doctrine enshrined in national legislation is contained in the Constitution of Ecuador, where consumer rights are specified in Title II Rights, Chapter Three, under the heading of rights of persons and groups priority attention, Section ninth. It is considered the group of consumers and vulnerable along with the elderly, migrants, children, youth and adolescents, pregnant women and the disabled and deprived of liberty. The State is called to ensure compliance with the rights of the users, through their institutions in their powers, functions; legislation and public policy have responsibilities for the protection and promotion of consumer rights. Every act of consumption, obviously involves entering a marketing process for which information is required for businesses in the beginning and then to consumers, a fact that serves to meet the needs of both parties, whose aim is to decide by the lower possible risk in the sale and purchase of goods and services. It should be emphasized that the emerging grassroots organizing around the issue, causes that there is still a pressure of society to achieve a change of the system. Current legislation does not keep concordance with the constitutional rules, or the new popular and solidary economic model, besides presenting gaps and inaccuracies. Our research group by the present work aims to demonstrate that the rights of consumers, although they are reflected in the relevant law and regulation does not fully meet the constitutional requirements. After analysis, it will conclude with the presentation of a proposal for reform of constant consumer rights in Art. 4 of the Organic Law on Consumer Protection, which contributes to making them are satisfied with what is stated in Magna and the current reality of the country Charter; and / or propose the inclusion of others, which contribute to the realization of the rights of consumers |
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