الملخص الإنجليزي
This study will highlight consumer protection from misleading advertising, a comparative study between Omani law and comparative legislation, where consumer protection has become a necessity that imposes itself in the modern era, in which fraud has evolved in an unprecedented way, so its danger is increasing and therefore it is logical for ways to protect it to develop. Consumer welfare is the desired goal for all systems and the best way to development, and the study will use the comparative descriptive analytical approach to get acquainted with the subject of the study and provide details on its most important aspects by using the tools and library references available from books as well as see some articles As well as the notes that have already dealt with and that the owners subject of the study, taking some information from the Internet on the subject of the study.
The current study will aim to clarify the legal rules for civil protection for the traditional and electronic consumer from misleading commercial advertisements in accordance with the provisions of both the Omani Consumer Protection Law No. 66 of 2014 and the Executive Regulations No. 77 of 2017 and the Omani Civil Transaction Law No. 29 of 2013 compared to other legislation, and indicate the extent of application Civil liability provisions to protect the consumer from misleading commercials, the penalties for violating them, and the legislative and practical mechanism for protecting the consumer from false and misleading advertisements.
