The Way of Arbitration for Solve Consumer Claims

Authors

  • Jesús Eloy Espinoza Lozada

Keywords:

Arbitration – Consumer Arbitration - Arbitration Agreements – Consumer Protection – Class Action – Peruvian Law Consumer Protection – Indecopi.

Abstract

This article contains a brief overview of the international experience in consumer arbitration, in order to show the benefits of the arbitration system as a means for resolving consumer disputes. The Spanish arbitration system is a representative case as to the effectiveness of an arbitration system administrated by the State, given that the 90% of consumer claims are resolved in less than 3 months. The antecedents of the consumer arbitration in national legislation and its main features are topics analyzed in this article. Especially useful for the reader is the analysis that answers the question ¿if the incorporation of arbitration agreements in standard form contracts affects the voluntary nature of arbitration by the consumer side? In the same way, the analysis about class actions and consumer arbitration. Finally, the author makes policy recommendations to put into practice the arbitration system in the country.

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Author Biography

  • Jesús Eloy Espinoza Lozada

    Lawyer at San Marrtín de Porres University, Peru.
    Master of Law, Economics and Public Policies by The Ortega and Gasset Research Institute from The University Complutense of Madrid. Postgraduate of Cosumer Right by The University of Castilla La Mancha, Toledo. He currently works as a Technical Secretary by Commission for the Defense of Free Competition from INDECOPI and Member of the Administrative Tribunal of Users Claims Settlement from OSIPTEL. Experienced Professor for USMP, UPC and UNMSM.

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Published

2015-06-01

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