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Chapter 349

Many people have encountered such a situation when shopping in the supermarket: they have already paid the money, but they have to be checked when they go out.The customer has already paid, and there is no need to show the shopping receipt except for returning the goods, receiving gifts, reimbursement, or being suspected of stealing. Now supermarkets require stamping for inspection. On the one hand, it is a waste of their own time. If there is any doubt, consumers have the right to refuse.

The shopping mall export inspection receipt itself is a "overlord clause" and is an infringement.When consumers pay for the purchased items at the cashier of the mall, they have already obtained the ownership of the purchased items.After shopping, the security guards in the shopping mall forcibly inspect the receipt, which violates the property ownership and personal freedom of consumers, which is a kind of infringement.According to the provisions of the "Contract Law" that "the ownership of the subject matter is transferred from the delivery of the subject matter", after the customer enters the mall and pays off the purchase price, he immediately obtains the ownership of the purchased commodity (ie the subject matter), and holds the shopping receipt in the mall to become a customer. A subordinate right, which is subordinate to the customer’s ownership of the goods, and shopping malls have no right to forcibly check the shopping receipts. At the same time, the "Consumer Rights Protection Law" also clearly stipulates: "When consumers purchase, use goods and receive services , enjoy the right to respect their personal dignity”, therefore, there is no legal basis for shopping malls to ask consumers to stamp shopping invoices, and consumers have the right to refuse.

The next time you encounter shopping malls and supermarkets checking receipts, you can bravely say "no".Only when everyone jointly safeguards their own rights can this "overlord clause" disappear.

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After discovering the quality problems of the products, consumers can choose to request compensation from the seller or the producer according to the actual situation and whether it is convenient, of course, they can also request compensation from both at the same time.

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