Abstract

The present article addresses the subject of the solution of the second degree antinomy, which arises when the criterion of specialty collides with the one of hierarchy, in the area of consumer law. In this respect, the article discusses the two doctrinal opinions which can be argued thereon: the abrogable and the non-abrogable nature of the Consumer Rights Protection Act by an administrative norm.

Keywords

Consumer Law Legal Antinomy Specialty Hierarchy