The paper presents the issue of a seller's responsibility towards a consumer for legal faults of the sold goods (the sale of stolen goods, etc.). The inaccuracy of the expression 'consumer goods inconsistent with the agreement' which the statue of consumer sales includes may cause interpretation doubts as to whether it contains the notion of legal fault in the understanding of the Civil Code. The author presents his opinion in this respect and conducts a detailed analysis of the issues connected with the above-mentioned responsibility. The paper contains examples allowing him to depict selected legal regulations, interpretations of the civil law doctrine and the rulings of the Supreme Court in this respect.
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