المجلة الدولية للبحوث القانونية والسياسية
Volume 9, Numéro 2, Pages 46-68
2025-10-01
Authors : Korichi Razika .
The legal protection of electronic consumers in Algerian legislation is one of the major topics that has surfaced in recent years. This study addresses this topic since it continues to be a fertile field for legal research, especially in light of the continued expansion of electronic commerce. Cross-border e-commerce and the subsequent procedures leading to electronic contracting, in which the consumer is one of the principal parties, emerged as a result of the latter's substantial influence on the legal framework governing traditional contracts. Law No. (18/05) ofe-commerce only is believed to be the Algerian legislator's response to the newly revealed, aggressive electronic arena. To protect the parties to the electronic contract, Law No. (15/04) Further regulated electronic certification and signatures. In an effort to solve this issue, the researcher has questioned whether Algerian lawmakers' rules are adequate to ensure that electronic customers are effectively protected.
Electronic Commerce ; Electronic Contract ; Electronic Consumer ; Legal Protection ; Electronic Supplier
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