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  • Az ügy részletei
    • Nemzeti azonosító: Supreme Court, Judgement Pfv.20306/2022/4
    • Tagállam: Magyarország
    • Közhasználatú név:N/A
    • Határozat típusa: Legfelsőbb bírósági határozat
    • A határozat napja: 20/04/2022
    • Bíróság: Kúria
    • Tárgy:
    • Felperes:
    • Alperes:
    • Kulcsszavak: unfair terms, consumer credit, credit agreement, clearly legible, risk
  • Az irányelv cikkei
    Unfair Contract Terms Directive, Article 4, 2. Unfair Contract Terms Directive, Article 5 Unfair Contract Terms Directive, Article 5
  • Megjegyzés

    Unfairness rules cannot be applied to the provisions concerning the main service of the contract, or the provisions determining the ratio of service and counter-service, if the provisions of the contract are otherwise clear and understandable.

  • Tények

    One of the plaintiffs signed a credit agreement with the respondent, a bank, while the other plaintiff served as the guarantor. The credit agreement was based on foreign currency. During the process, the plaintiffs were informed about the risk inherent in currency exchange rate fluctuations. However, a dispute arose when the first plaintiff failed to pay the instalments of their debt.

  • Jogi kérdés

    Whether the contract element regarding the currency exchange rate fluctuation can be considered an unfair term.

  • Határozat

    The Supreme Court stated that in the present case, it is necessary to examine the clarity and understandability of the entire contract. This is because unfairness rules cannot be applied to the provisions concerning the main service of the contract, or the provisions determining the ratio of service and counter-service, if the provisions of the contract are clear and understandable. In the Supreme Court’s opinion, this occurred in the present case, and thus there were no unfair terms.

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  • Jogi szakirodalom

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  • Eredmény

    The Supreme Court upheld the judgement of the lower court.