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Wed, Jan. 17, 2001
Temporary Unavailability of Internet Banking Services
JG - Washington. In December 2000, the German Supreme Court decided whether a bank could be liable for the non-availability of internet banking services after a consumer protection group in Berlin had sued Postbank. The bank had attempted to limit its liability by a clause in the general terms of its consumer contracts. In her review, Susanne Wagner investigates the remedies available to consumers for the non-availability of online services.
JG - Washington. In December 2000, the German Supreme Court decided whether a bank could be liable for the non-availability of internet banking services after a consumer protection group in Berlin had sued Postbank. The bank had attempted to limit its liability by a clause in the general terms of its consumer contracts. In her review, Susanne Wagner investigates the remedies available to consumers for the non-availability of online services.
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