Taking Counsel: Consumer protection and immovable property

Oct 01, 2009

It is an arguable question as to whether a person buying an immovable property for his personal needs, someone buying a house or a flat for his place of residence, for example, should be treated as a consumer. According to Article 6.350, part 1 of the Civil code of the Republic of Lithuania, under the consumer contract of purchase-sale, the seller, who is the person engaged in trade, or his agent, obligates himself to sell a good - a movable thing - to the buyer - a natural person for his person ...

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