Research on the Judicial Application of the Prohibition of Absolute Advertising Terms

  • Yu Gao Anhui University of Finance and Economics
Article ID: 2119
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Keywords: Absolute Advertising language, Advertising law, Judicial Application

Abstract

The absolute terms of one-size-fits-all provisions and high-standard fines, revocation of business licenses and other penalties are considered too strict. From the point of view of judicial practice, the vague definition of legal absolute advertising terms makes it difficult to judge illegal liability, and the punishment means of Advertising Law is too single, which leads to excessive punishment and misconduct. On the premise of making clear the legislative background and purpose of absolute advertising language prohibition, we should explore the escape path of predicament, and limit the judicial interpretation of absolute advertising language from its connotation and extension to make the law applicable to the correct adjustment object. Secondly, some articles of Administrative Punishment Law should be used as the punishment method of absolute advertising language in Advertising Law to form a benign interaction between the two to ensure a reasonable and fair judgment.

References

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[5] Hangzhou Intermediate people's Court (2018) Zhejiang 01 line final 511 administrative judgment.

[6] Shi Lidong: The Differentiation and Punishment of Absolute Advertising Terms, Law,Fourth Issue ,2019.

Published
2021-07-19
How to Cite
Gao, Y. (2021). Research on the Judicial Application of the Prohibition of Absolute Advertising Terms. Learning & Education, 10(1), 11-12. https://doi.org/10.18282/l-e.v10i1.2119