THE EFFECTS OF SATISFACTION DEFECTS IN THE SALES OF TECHNOLOGY GOODS AND THE NATURE OF CIVIL LIABILITY ARISING FROM THEM
Keywords:
Invalidity, Civil Liability, Technology goods.Abstract
There are original effects of invalidity as well as incidental effects. In the case of tort compensation, a distinction is made between the error that must be proven and the supposed error, the supposed error, which is a simple presumption that can prove the opposite . It is necessary to regulate the provisions of contracts for the sale of technological goods in a special law for practical necessities.
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