IGNORANCE OF LAW, ERROR OF LAW AND DUTIES CONSUMER INFORMATION

Abstract

It is difficult to identify a direct relationship between the principle that «ignorance of the law does not excuse compliance» and the duties of consumer information laws impose generically for the government and specificity entrepreneurs and professionals. But such taxation could be seen as a positive manifestation the duty of those to reduce the level of ignorance of the rules by citizens as consumers and users. However, If we start from the basis that the error of the law is a manifestation of that principle, and it is assumed that contractually error of law is identified with the error of consent, then the relationship between these issues appears more clarity