DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.36719/2663-4619/65/276-279

Baku State University

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In modern times, the mass of use of non-cash payment and minimizing the shadow economy is the priority targets of the states. As a result, in recent years, states pay more attention to the protection of consumers. In turn, the European Union improves the legislation in the field of protection of consumers. It is useful to learn the dynamics of development of the European Union's legislation in this area and improving local legislation in the future. The article explores the development of the European Union's legislation and ECJ key cases in the field of protection of consumers' rights.