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I. Introduction

I.A. The development of EC law on unfair commercial practices

I.B. Regulation and self-regulation

II. Scope of European Unfair Commercial Practices Law

II.A. Commercial Practices and Free Speech

II.B. Protection of interests other than the economic interests of consumers

II.B.1. Health and safety in EC law on unfair commercial practices

II.B.2. Foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, tobacco and alcohol regulation

II.B.3. Gender discrimination in advertising

III. The notion of fairness

III.A. The structure of the control concept

III.B. Fairness, professional diligence and material distortion of consumers

III.B.1. National notions of fairness

III.B.2. Is there an obligation to introduce the concept of fairness tel quel?

III.B.3. The role and function of the general clause – safety net?

III.C. Fairness, taste, decency and culture – how are they interrelated?

III.D. The average consumer and particularly vulnerable groups

IV. Misleading practices

IV.A. Definition

IV.B. Untruthfulness/deceptiveness condition

IV.C. The materiality condition

IV.D. What information?

V. Misleading omission

V.A. A European duty to disclose information?

V.B. Member States’ approaches to the disclosure of information

V.C. The invitation to purchase

V.D. Established information requirements, Article 7(5)

VI. Language in commercial practices

VII. Comparative advertising

VIII. Aggressive practices and sales promotion

VIII.A. Aggression

VIII.B. Harassment

VIII.B.1. Means of communication

VIII.B.2. Place: direct selling

VIII.C. Coercion

VIII.D. Undue influence

VIII.D.1. The definition

VIII.D.2. Free gifts in the case-law of the ECJ

VIII.D.3. National laws on sales promotions

VIII.E. National sales promotion law and the scope of UCPD


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