264However, as stated in paragraph 253 of the present judgment, the provision of incomplete or incorrect information may be treated as a failure to provide information only if the consumer is thereby misled as to his or her rights and obligations, and if, therefore, he or she is led to conclude a contract which he or she might not have concluded if all the complete and materially correct information had been available to him or her.
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