City Industry And Commerce Bureau: Xuzhou To 23 "Overlord Clause" Enterprise Operation

Some industries use their contractual terms to form their own "overlord clauses", which infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and cause different degrees of economic losses and mental injury to consumers.

In order to standardize the market order and protect the interests of consumers, the industrial and Commercial Department of Xuzhou, Jiangsu province launched a special 2 months' "overlord clause" special rectification action in early May, and as of July 2nd, there were 23

Be investigated.

The head of the Xuzhou industry and Commerce Department said that the so-called contract standard terms are three types of illegal acts: the operator uses the contract form clause to exempt himself from responsibility, to increase the responsibility of consumers, and to exclude consumers' rights.

In May 23rd, the law enforcement officers of the Xuzhou industry and Commerce Department received a complaint telephone saying that some people engaged in billiard business activities in the rental venue of a cinema management company. The terms of the membership card of the sale stated that the final interpretation power was owned by the operator and requested by the industry and commerce department to investigate and deal with it.

After receiving the complaint, Yunlong commerce and industry immediately arranged for the law enforcement officers to go to the scene for investigation.

After investigation, the complainant described the situation and found that it was a place where no business was allowed to operate. The law enforcement officers placed the case on file for investigation and punishment, ordered him to stop operating activities and pay a fine of 10000 yuan to the state treasury.

Couture

At the beginning of June, a consumer was on Jianguo Road.

After buying a set of discount clothes, they found that there were quality problems.

No refund. "

After receiving complaints, Yunlong industrial and commercial law enforcement officers explained the relevant regulations to the shopkeeper, and consumers returned their clothes as they wished.

In June 15th, a hotel in Jiefang South Road was investigated because it restricted the minimum consumption and did not warn in advance.

The head of the Xuzhou industry and Commerce Department told the author that they had issued a notice of deadline for rectification to 109 industries with such problems, and 23 enterprises were placed on file for investigation and punishment because of the "overlord clause".