This thesis is a study of contract as found in France: the contract for electronic communications. This term refers a class of contract that the contract includes Internet access, fixed telephone service contract and the contract mobile phone service.
The problem of unilateral changes in contracts for electronic communications is significant because the practice is common now: a consumer entered into a contract to supply Internet access and inform their operator, few months after the change to come from the subscription price or other contract modification (eg, a change in the conditions of termination). Or, the same consumer telephone subscribed by 12 or 24 months and, while his contract is not expired, its terms are changed: the package price increases, options previously free are charged, the period of free calls is shortened , how to count the communication time are changed, etc..
How to design a situation in which, under the contract, one of the contractors is imposed by the other contract terms change, the more so when they These were critical of consent?
This paper attempts an analysis of the legal problem under the case law, opinions of the Commission of unfair and the law ECL July 9, 2004 on electronic communications, while taking into account the economic aspects of the telecommunications market in which operators must adapt.
This submission was made under the Master II "Law of Information Technology" at the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin (UVSQ) and published on the site Juriscom.net 14/09/2007 ( http://www.juriscom.net/uni/visu.php?ID=957)
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