Case of "Rapido"
2026-07-14
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established a violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by "Rapido" LLC. Following a comprehensive examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader had breached the obligation to deliver services in accordance with the terms stipulated under the contract. The trader has been ordered to restore the infringed consumer rights and bring its commercial policy into full compliance with the requirements of applicable legislation within a period of one month.
Case of Individual Entrepreneur Alim Askarov
2026-07-10
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established a violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by the Individual Entrepreneur Alim Askarov. Following a comprehensive examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader had breached the fundamental obligation to provide consumers with requisite information and the obligation to deliver goods. The trader has been ordered to restore the infringed consumer rights and bring its commercial policy into full compliance with the requirements of applicable legislation within a period of one month.
Case of Saamir Israphilov
2026-07-08
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established that Saamir Israphilov (P/N 20601073649) has infringed the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights. Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information, to supply goods free from defects. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.
Case of Maia Merebashvili
2026-07-08
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established that Maia Merebashvili (P/N 31001002181) has infringed the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights. Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information and to meet product delivery deadlines. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.
Case of Liana Shoshiashvili
2026-07-08
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established that Liana Shoshiashvili (P/N 40001009999) has infringed the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights. Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information, to supply goods free from defects. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.
Case of Mirza Sanikidze
2026-07-02
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established that Mirza Sanikidze (P/N 61004021541) has infringed the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights. Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information, to supply goods free from defects. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.
Case of Tinatin Tsintsadze
2026-07-02
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established that Tinatin Tsintsadze (P/N 26001029710) has infringed the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights. Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information, to supply goods free from defects, and to accept the unconditional return of goods sold. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.
Case of "Prizma Capital"
2026-07-02
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established a violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by "Prizma Capital" LLC (I/N 404563860). Following a comprehensive examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader had breached the fundamental obligation to provide consumers with requisite information. The trader has been ordered to restore the infringed consumer rights and bring its commercial policy into full compliance with the requirements of applicable legislation within a period of one month.
Case of "Gez Motors"
2026-07-02
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency (GCCA) has established an infringement of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by JSC "Gez Motors" (I/N 206264512). Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information and had provided deficient services. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.
Case of Luka Bregadze
2026-07-02
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency (GCCA) has established an infringement of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by Luka Bregadze (I/N 33001073520). Following examination and assessment of the circumstances of the case, the Agency confirmed that the trader had failed to comply with its obligations to provide consumers with adequate information and to supply products free of defects, and had engaged in unfair commercial practices. Accordingly, the trader has been instructed to restore the consumer's violated rights and to bring its commercial practices into conformity with the requirements of the law within a period of one month.