REGULATION OF COMPATIBILITY WITH CONTRACT IN CROATIAN LAW: DE LEGE LATA AND DE LEGE FERENDA

Uređenje sukladnosti s ugovorom u hrvatskom pravu uređeno je u skladu s Direktivom 1999/44/EZ čije je odredbe hrvatski zakonodavac implementirao u Zakon o obveznim odnosima. Direktiva 1999/44/EZ izmijenjena je i dopunjena Direktivom 2011/83/EU koja je implementirana u Zakon o zaštiti potrošača. Europska komisija 2015. godine donosi dva nova prije-dloga direktiva kojima bi se uređivala kupoprodaja robe na daljinu i isporuka digitalnog sadržaja. Stupanjem na snagu prijedloga kojim bi se uređivala kupoprodaja robe na daljinu različita pravila primjenjivala bi se na prodaju robe na daljinu i prodaju robe u trgovini, stoga Europska komisija 2017. donosi Izmijenjeni Prijedlog Direktive 2015/0288 kojim predlaže proširenje područja primjene i na prodaju robe na konvencionalan način. Stoga ću u ovom radu usporediti de lege lata rješenja sa ključnim de lege ferenda rješenjima iz Izmijenjenog Prijedloga Direktive 2015/0288.Regulation of compatibility with the contract in croatian law is regulated in accordance with the Directive 1999/44/EZ which is implemented in Civil Obligations Act. Directive 1999/44/EZ is amended by the Directive 2011/83/EU which is implemented in Consumer Protection Act. In 2015. European Commission adopted two Directive Proposals for the online and other distance sales of goods and for the supply of digital content. If Directive Proposal for the online and other distance sales of goods would come into force, there will be two different rules, for the distance sales of goods and for sales in shop, consequently in 2017. Euro-pean Commission adopted Amended Proposal for a Directive 2015/0288 in which proposes to extend the scope of the proposal to cover also face-to-face sales. Therefor, in this thesis I will compare de lege lata solutions with crucial de lege ferenda solutions from Amended Pro-posal for a Directive 2015/0288