Protection of consumer rights in contracts for the provision of services (performance of work)

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The book delves into the distinction between consumer and entrepreneurial activities, emphasizing that recognition as a consumer is tied to personal, non-commercial purchases. It highlights the prevalence of sales contracts in consumer legal relations while noting the rising importance of service contracts, which possess unique characteristics. The discussion also addresses evolving legislation and law enforcement practices, underscoring the need for thorough scientific analysis of these developments in consumer law.