The ‘Commentary on EU Consumer Law’ is the first work to provide a complete, article-by-article commentary on all key European consumer protection instruments in a single volume. It offers a clear, structured, and practice-oriented interpretation of both newly adopted legislation and well-established directives. Each provision is explained in detail, taking into account the relevant case law of the CJEU and the diverse national implementation approaches.European consumer law has grown and evolved significantly in recent years. New legislative acts relating to digitalisation and sustainability – such as the Sale of Goods Directive, the revised Product Liability Directive, and the proposed Repair Directive – add to an already complex regulatory landscape. At the same time, the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has fundamentally shaped key instruments such as the Consumer Rights Directive, the Credit Directives, or the Unfair Terms Directive. For practitioners, there is a growing need for a systematic, up-to-date, and accessible commentary on EU consumer law.This commentary is aimed at lawyers, judges, consumer organisations, policymakers, and academics. It provides in-depth guidance and practical insights for anyone working with EU consumer law.

Der Kommentar EU Consumer Law"e; bietet die erste vollstandige, artikelgenaue Kommentierung des europaischen Verbraucherrechts in einem Band. Kommentiert werden sowohl neue Vorschriften zu Digitalisierung und Nachhaltigkeit (z. B. Warenkauf-RL, Produkthaftungs-RL, Reparatur-RL) als auch etablierte Instrumente wie die Verbraucherrechte-, Kredit- oder Timeshare-Richtlinie. Die Kommentierungen berucksichtigen systematisch die EuGH-Rechtsprechung und die nationalen Umsetzungen. Das Werk richtet sich an Rechtsanwalt:innen, Gerichte, Verbande und die Wissenschaft. Das internationale Autorenteam unter Herausgabe von Schulze/Arroyo bietet fundierte, praxisnahe Erlauterungen fur alle mit Verbraucherrecht befassten Jurist:innen.

The ‘Commentary on EU Consumer Law’ is the first work to provide a complete, article-by-article commentary on all key European consumer protection instruments in a single volume. It offers a clear, structured, and practice-oriented interpretation of both newly adopted legislation and well-established directives. Each provision is explained in detail, taking into account the relevant case law of the CJEU and the diverse national implementation approaches.European consumer law has grown and evolved significantly in recent years. New legislative acts relating to digitalisation and sustainability – such as the Sale of Goods Directive, the revised Product Liability Directive, and the proposed Repair Directive – add to an already complex regulatory landscape. At the same time, the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has fundamentally shaped key instruments such as the Consumer Rights Directive, the Credit Directives, or the Unfair Terms Directive. For practitioners, there is a growing need for a systematic, up-to-date, and accessible commentary on EU consumer law.This commentary is aimed at lawyers, judges, consumer organisations, policymakers, and academics. It provides in-depth guidance and practical insights for anyone working with EU consumer law.

Der Kommentar EU Consumer Law"e; bietet die erste vollstandige, artikelgenaue Kommentierung des europaischen Verbraucherrechts in einem Band. Kommentiert werden sowohl neue Vorschriften zu Digitalisierung und Nachhaltigkeit (z. B. Warenkauf-RL, Produkthaftungs-RL, Reparatur-RL) als auch etablierte Instrumente wie die Verbraucherrechte-, Kredit- oder Timeshare-Richtlinie. Die Kommentierungen berucksichtigen systematisch die EuGH-Rechtsprechung und die nationalen Umsetzungen. Das Werk richtet sich an Rechtsanwalt:innen, Gerichte, Verbande und die Wissenschaft. Das internationale Autorenteam unter Herausgabe von Schulze/Arroyo bietet fundierte, praxisnahe Erlauterungen fur alle mit Verbraucherrecht befassten Jurist:innen.