إمكانية العدول عن التعاقد بدون سبب في قانون حماية المستهلك العماني

الملخص EN

The Omani Consumer Protection Law No.

66 of 2014 was issued, which is considered a protective law with jus cogens that guarantees legal protection for the consumer from the greed and greed of merchants, and since the renunciation of the contract is considered one of the legitimate rights that the legislator approved for both parties to the contract before its entry into force.

The Omani Consumer Protection Law permits the right of justice as one of the guarantees for the consumer.

However, the Omani legislator in the consumer protection law did not refer to the right of justice without reason explicitly as stipulated by the Egyptian consumer protection law.

As it is not clear the text of Article 16 of the Consumer Protection Law No.

66 of 2014, which in its content can be interpreted or understood as the Omani legislator authorized the right to justice without reason, as the Egyptian legislator did in Article 21 the Consumer Protection Law, from which the Omani law derives most of its provisions .

Accordingly, we decided to study and analyze the texts related to the right of justice without a reason in the law itself, compared with the position of the Egyptian legislator to find out the extent to which the provisions of the two statutes are identical, the adequacy of the texts of the right of justice without reason in the Omani Consumer Protection Law, and the texts regulating them.

Accordingly, the themes of the study will focus on clarifying the meaning of what is the right of justice without reason, its nature and the legal basis for it.

And the adequacy of the texts regulating the right to justice without reason in Omani law.

Where the study concluded that the Omani legislator did not explicitly mention the right of justice without a reason, which makes us say that he did not recognize it even if we relied on the fact that the Omani legislator derives its provisions from the Egyptian law, which explicitly authorized the right of justice without a reason.

As it is not possible to rely on this idea to interpret the text of Article 16 of the Omani Consumer Protection Law.

The study recommended the necessity of finding a legislative treatment for the right of justice by amending the law and mentioning the right of justice without an explicit reason as stipulated in the Egyptian Consumer Protection Law No.

181 of 2018