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ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2018

The Consumer Protection Service: An Administrative Body, Not An Adjudicator

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In a recent decision of the Consumer Protection Service ("CPS"), which is the body responsible for the application of the Unfair Commercial Practices Law ("Law") in Cyprus ...

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The case

In a recent decision of the Consumer Protection Service (“CPS”), which is the body responsible for the application of the Unfair Commercial Practices Law (“Law”) in Cyprus, an administrative fine of €50,000 was imposed on New Nissan Cyprus Ltd, (“Company”) the company which represents Nissan brand in Cyprus. Following a customer’s complaint that the car he had bought, the Nissan Qashqai, was not within the specifications of the advertising material, the CPS initiated an investigation. In particular, when the consumer received the car, he noticed that, contrary to the specifications and much to his surprise no parking sensors existed and that the car was built in 2015 instead of 2017.

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