they maintain that rules of national contract law are a factor influencing consumer attitudes to buying from another member state in fact there are other genuine acrossborder trey
They maintain that rules of national contract law are not a factor in influencing consumer attitudes to buying from another Member State; in fact, there are other genuine barriers to cross-border trade, such as administrative and cultural differences and a lack of effective means of redress for consumers.
They maintain that rules of national contract law are a factor influencing consumer attitudes to buying from another Member State; in fact, there are other genuine to cross-border trade, such administrative differences and a lack of effective means of redress for