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Digital Platforms, Online Consumers and Merchants

Explore Digital Platforms, Online Consumers and Merchants in Internet Transactions Act (RA 11967) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published…

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  1. Under the Internet Transactions Act, which seller is an e-retailer?
  2. Who ordinarily bears primary liability to the online consumer for the covered internet transaction?
  3. Which standard does RA 11967 expressly require of e-marketplaces in performing their statutory obligations?
  4. A merchant advertises a new 256-gigabyte phone but delivers a used 64-gigabyte unit. The buyer did not agree to the cha…
  5. A buyer properly invokes a platform’s internal redress mechanism, but the complaint remains unresolved after seven cale…
  6. A social platform allows merchants to advertise goods and contact buyers but does not oversee transaction consummation.…
  7. An e-marketplace sells its own defective products through its platform. The platform operator and the online merchant a…
  8. Distinguish an e-retailer, an online merchant and an e-marketplace under RA 11967.
  9. Explain the relationship between internal redress and external remedies for an online consumer.
  10. A covered online sale involves goods that do not conform to the warranty, without consumer fault. Discuss the statutory…
  11. Under Section 21(a), how must conditions for qualifying for an online promotional offer be presented?
  12. What ongoing obligation applies to an e-marketplace's list of registered online merchants under Section 21(c)?