
Un arrêt de la Cour de justice de l'UE impose aux banques le remboursement immédiat des paiements non autorisés, même en cas de négligence grave de la part du client.
La Cour de justice de l'UE a statué que les banques doivent rembourser les victimes de paiements non autorisés sous un jour ouvrable, limitant la possibilité pour les établissements bancaires d'invoquer une négligence grave pour refuser le remboursement.
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La Cour de justice de l'UE a rendu un arrêt imposant le remboursement rapide des paiements non autorisés.
«Un tournant» : la justice européenne contraint les banques à rembourser les victimes d’arnaque, même en cas de négligence grave.
Dans un arrêt rendu jeudi, la Cour de justice de l’UE impose le remboursement immédiat des paiements non autorisés, sous un jour ouvrable. Ce que ça change pour les victimes de phishing.

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