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There is a simple and clear statement in Russian law about exactly this situation. Article 1102 of civil code "unlawful enrichment". It they insist or somehow
by hamilyon2 7y ago
There is a simple and clear statement in Russian law about exactly this situation. Article 1102 of civil code "unlawful enrichment".
It they insist or somehow twist your arms, it is article 16 of consumer code "invalidity of contract terms that infringe the rights of the consumer". I am sorry don't you have some kind of parallel law in your country?
It, very very simply, states "you absolutely can choose what to buy and what not to buy from seller and if somehow you can not, seller pays you difference".
- tgsovlerkhgsel 7y ago> I am sorry don't you have some kind of parallel law in your country The fact that they're getting prosecuted for it indicates that the law exists, it was just extremely poorly/slowly enforced.
- cannonedhamster 7y agoIt's a combination of regulatory capture and the intentionally making these organizations toothless by Republicans as part of their pro-business, regulation budgeting platform. What they claimed would happen is that businesses would lower prices, and if you look at advertised prices they probably claim a win, it's all the hidden prices that are a problem and those fall under regulatory groups that are underfunded or run by people who disagree with their intended mandate, for example Scott Pruitt being put in charge of the EPA, or John Bolton in any organization that deals in diplomacy.