What problem does it solve?
Identifies whether a company’s general terms and conditions with consumers are likely invalid by checking both incorporation requirements and substantive unfairness, so you can quickly spot clauses with high risk of nullity.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Inclusion control (LCGC art. 5): Verifies whether the CGC were properly incorporated through transparency, accessibility, explicit acceptance, and legibility—flagging clauses that may fail incorporation.
- Content control (LGDCU arts. 82-91): Assesses likely unfair terms by checking common abusive categories (e.g., unilateral modification, limitation of rights, lack of reciprocity) and flags them as conforming or risky.
- Transparency material (case law): Applies the additional requirement of material transparency for core-object clauses (pricing, interest, key financial consequences) and highlights comprehension gaps.
- Use case: You received a consumer contract’s “T&C” for an online purchase or subscription and want a structured review that maps each clause to a risk level and legal basis for a lawyer to validate.
Quick Start
Use the skill by attaching or pasting the general conditions text and asking it to review the clauses for inclusion control and unfairness under Spanish consumer protection law.
