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St Germain | 22:32 Sun 13th May 2007 | Law
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From a law student's point of view are consumer and commercial law the same thing?
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Consumer law deals with the contract with the end user - the ordinary buyer.

Commercial law deals with contracts between companies, and all the associated business, including finance.
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