EU regulatory register · Konsumenträttighetsdirektivet 2011/83
Article 3Scope
CELEX 32011L0083 · Read on 2026-10-30
Short answer
1. This Directive shall apply, under the conditions and to the extent set out in its provisions, to any contract concluded between a trader and a consumer.
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1. This Directive shall apply, under the conditions and to the extent set out in its provisions, to any contract concluded between a trader and a consumer. It shall also apply to contracts for the supply of water, gas, electricity or district heating, including by public providers, to the extent that these commodities are provided on a contractual basis.
2. If any provision of this Directive conflicts with a provision of another Union act governing specific sectors, the provision of that other Union act shall prevail and shall apply to those specific sectors.
3. This Directive shall not apply to contracts:
(a)
for social services, including social housing, childcare and support of families and persons permanently or temporarily in need, including long-term care;
(b)
for healthcare as defined in point (a) of Article 3 of Directive 2011/24/EU, whether or not they are provided via healthcare facilities;
(c)
for gambling, which involves wagering a stake with pecuniary value in games of chance, including lotteries, casino games and betting transactions;
(d)
for financial services;
(e)
for the creation, acquisition or transfer of immovable property or of rights in immovable property;
(f)
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