Georgian Competition
and Consumer
Agency

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by Mariam Skvitaridze (P/N 01424094720) . As a result of studying the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader violated the primary obligation to provide the consumer with information and to deliver goods in accordance with the terms stipulated in the contract. 

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.     

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by “Inex Group” (I/N 400010572) . As a result of studying the circumstances of the case, it was determined that the trader's trade policy included unfair standard conditions and that there was deceptive unfair commercial activity as a result of inaction. 

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.     

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by Giga Benidze (P/N 53001034505). As a result of studying the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader violated the primary obligation to provide the consumer with information and to deliver goods in accordance with the terms stipulated in the contract. 

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.     

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by “Dilsi 2020” (I/N 442265184). As a result of studying the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader violated the primary obligation to provide the consumer with information. Furthermore, it has been established, that the trader is engaged in misleading commercial activities through omission.

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.     

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by Natia Munjishvili (P/N 01011088654). As a result of studying the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader violated the primary obligation to provide the consumer with information and to deliver goods in accordance with the terms stipulated in the contract.  

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.     

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by Tatia Kadagishvili (P/N 01011088654). As a studying the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader violated the primary obligation to provide the consumer with information and to deliver goods in accordance with the terms stipulated in the contract.  

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.     

The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the violation of the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Consumer Rights by “icity” (I/N 406115797). As a result of studying the circumstances of the case, it was confirmed that the trader violated the primary obligation to provide the consumer with information and the statutory warranty service obligation.

According to the Agency’s decision, the trader was given a month to restore the customer's violated rights and to align its trading policy with the relevant articles of the law.      

Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has established the fact of violation of the Law of Georgia on "Protection of Consumer Rights" by JSC Thitiel USA Group (S/N 205243048). In particular, as a result of the evaluation and study of the circumstances of the case and the presented evidence, the fact of misleading unfair commercial activity manifested by inaction was confirmed.

Accordingly, according to the agency's decision, the trader was ordered to restore the violated rights of consumers within 1 month and to adjust his trading policy to the requirements of the relevant articles of the law.

Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency established the fact of violation of the Law of Georgia on "Protection of Consumer Rights" by P/P Nika Futuridze (P/N 01401110527). In particular, as a result of the assessment and study of the circumstances of the case and the presented evidence, it was confirmed: on the part of the merchant - the fact of violation of the basic obligation to provide information to the customer and the obligation related to the delivery of goods.

Accordingly, within a period of 1 month, the trader was instructed to restore the violated rights of consumers and to adjust his trade policy to the requirements of the relevant articles of the law.

Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency established the fact of violation of the Law of Georgia "On Protection of Consumer Rights" by Ms. Izabela Bedoidze (P/N 01008018986).

In particular, according to the agency's decision, the fact of violation of the basic obligation of the trader to provide information to the consumer, the right to refuse a distance contract and/or an off-the-shelf contract, as well as the obligation to supply goods according to the conditions stipulated in the contract was confirmed.

Accordingly, within a period of 1 month, the trader was instructed to restore the violated rights of consumers and to adjust his trade policy to the requirements of the relevant articles of the law.