Contract Validity Versus Subsequent Price Regulation Statute
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA contract for the sale of goods, entered into before the enactment of a new statute concerning consumer protection and price regulation, was deemed legally binding despite the subsequent law imposing stricter requirements for validity regarding price display, because the law could not be applied retroactively to alter the validity of agreements concluded under the prior legal regime, leading the court to affirm the original judgment that upheld the contract's enforceability.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAContract Validity Versus Subsequent Price Regulation Statute: A contract for the sale of goods, entered into before the enactment of a new statute concerning consumer protection and price regulation, was deemed legally binding despite the subsequent law imposing stricter requirements for validity regarding price display, because the law could not be applied retroactively to alter the validity of agreements concluded under the prior legal regime, leading the court to affirm the original judgment that upheld the contract's enforceability.