The difference between traditional civil and commercial law and consumer rights protection law in protecting consumers' rights and interests

To discuss the differences between the traditional civil and commercial laws and the consumer rights protection law, we should discuss them from the following angles:

1. In terms of the scope of protection, the scope of application of the consumer rights protection law is that consumers need to buy, use goods or receive services for their daily consumption. The traditional civil and commercial law protects consumers' rights and interests according to the rights and obligations of both parties stipulated in the contract, which is not limited to consumers buying, using goods or receiving services for their daily consumption needs, but the scope is broader than that of the consumer rights protection law.

2. For legislative purposes, the Law on the Protection of Consumers' Rights and Interests is made to protect consumers' rights and obligations and to maintain social and economic order, and it is a law specially formulated to protect the interests of consumers belonging to vulnerable groups in the transaction process. The traditional civil and commercial law protects the equality of rights and obligations of both parties to the contract, and is fair, honest and trustworthy in the process of concluding the contract, and adjusts the personal and property relations of equal subjects.

3. From the level of legal effect, the consumer protection law is a special law, while the traditional civil and commercial law is a common law. When the two compete, the protection of consumers' interests is given priority to the protection of consumers' rights and interests.

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