
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2185348
La redaccion del art. 61 TRLGDCU plantea si el derecho de los consumidores a exigir los contenidos publicitarios que les favorecen respecto a lo previsto en el contrato, cuenta o no con algun limite. Esta cuestion ha sido tratada en nuestra jurisprudencia y no esta exenta de polemica doctrinal. La Propuesta de Reglamento del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo relativa a una normativa comun de compraventa europea, regula expresamente la consideracion de ciertas declaraciones precontractuales como clausulas del contrato. El objetivo de este articulo es contrastar ambas normas, para determinar si la Propuesta arroja alguna luz a los distintos planteamientos existentes en torno al alcance vinculante de la publicidad en la contratacion con los consumidores. Concluyendose que los contenidos informativos de los mensajes publicitarios mas favorables al consumidor se integran en el contrato, salvo aquellos cuya inexactitud pudo conocer en el momento de contratar. No obstante, la Propuesta de Reglamento plantea que en la contratacion con consumidores puedan alterarse caracteristicas esenciales de los bienes respecto de las publicitadas, incluso en detrimento del consumidor, si este en el momento de contratar conoce las condiciones especificas de los bienes, y las acepta como conformes con el contrato, por lo que consideramos que nuestra normativa interna protege en mayor medida al consumidor en los terminos que se exponen. The wording of Art. 61 TRLGDCU asks whether the right of consumers to demand advertising content in their favor from the provisions in the contract or not it has a limit. This issue has been addressed in our jurisprudence and is not without controversy doctrine. The Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on a Common European Sales law, expressly governs consideration of certain pre-contractual statements and terms of the contract. The aim of this paper is to contrast both standards, to determine whether the proposal sheds some light on the different approaches currently binding on the scope of advertising in contracting with consumers. Concluding that the information content of advertising messages more favorable to consumers are integrated in the contract, except those whose inaccuracy was told at the time of hire. However, the Proposed regulation states that in contracting with consumers can be altered the essential characteristics of the goods against the advertising, even to the detriment of the consumer, if the consumer at the time of hire know the specific conditions of the goods, and accepted as compliying with the contract, so we believe that our internal regulation further protects consumers in the terms expose.
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