ضبابي لينة2025-12-092025-12-092025https://repository.univ-msila.dz/handle/123456789/47902The right to withdraw from a contract is one of the most effective mechanisms for ensuring the protection of the weaker party in a contractual relationship. Given the evolution of consumption patterns and volume, which has led to increased risks threatening consumers, especially in light of the spread of ecommerce, general rules are no longer able to provide the necessary protection intended by the legislator. Comparative legislation has addressed the right to withdraw and explicitly stipulated it. Several laws were issued to protect the consumer, including Law No. (18- 05) related to electronic commerce, and also the Consumer Protection and Fraud Suppression Law, which came to enhance consumer protection in the provisions of Article (19) of Law No. (18-09), which states: “Revocation is the consumer’s right to withdraw from purchasing a product without justification.” However, regulatory texts addressing this issue have not yet been issued. This issue has been regulated in comparative legislation, with specific controls and provisions established for it. Algerian legislators have followed this approach by recognizing the right to withdraw from a contract.otherRight to withdraw - Consumer - E-commerce.Thesis