18In that regard, that court cites case-law of the Corte suprema di cassazione (Court of Cassation, Italy) according to which, first, that form of co-ownership, although not constituting a legal person, is regarded as a ‘distinct subject of the law’. Second, according to the same case-law, the consumer protection rules apply to contracts concluded between a seller or supplier and the administrator of a commonhold association, defined as a ‘management entity without legal personality other than that of its members’, in view of the fact that it acts on behalf of the various unit holders, who must be regarded as consumers.
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