Present a summary, in bullet point form, for you to use in your revisions, to reinforce the most important topics for the test (based on our Map of...

Present a summary, in bullet point form, for you to use in your revisions, to reinforce the most important topics for the test (based on our Map of the Law) or even to study more quickly when time does not allow for reading the text in its entirety. What is the definition of a consumer according to the Consumer Protection Code?
The consumer is any individual or legal entity that acquires or uses a product or service as the final recipient.
The collectivity of people, even if indeterminate, who have intervened in consumer relations, is equated with the consumer.
Three theories seek to explain the concept of a consumer. According to the Finalist Theory, only those who remove the product or service from the economic market can be considered consumers. According to the Maximalist Theory, the concept of a consumer is expanded, applying whenever a person uses the product or service, whether as a final or intermediary consumer. According to the Mitigated Finalist Theory, adopted by the STJ, the exceptional application of the CDC is applicable to a legal relationship in which a person acquires a product or service for the development of a business activity, provided that their vulnerability to the supplier is recognized.