agreement for the provision of publicly available telecommunications services, including
connection to a public telecommunications network, under the terms that are less favourable
to an end user, as a result of negative evaluation of payment credibility based on the
information made available by a business information office referred to in paragraph 2 (2), in
particular by requesting a user to secure any claims arising from this agreement.
4. The provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply to agreements for the provision of
telecommunications services the conclusion of which is implied by the very performance of
certain actions referred to in Article 56 (2).
5. The conditions of an agreement for the provision of publicly available telecommunications
services, including connection to a public telecommunications network, may not render it
impossible or difficult for a subscriber to exercise its right to change the provider of publicly
available telecommunications services.
6. In the event of concluding an agreement for the provision of telecommunications services,
including connection to a public telecommunications network, associated with an allowance
granted to the subscriber, any claim resulting from unilateral termination of an agreement by
the subscriber or a service provider due to the subscriber's fault prior to the termination date
fixed in an agreement may not exceed the value of an allowance granted to the subscriber
reduced by its proportional value for the period from concluding the agreement to its
termination date. The claim shall not apply if the agreement is terminated by the consumer
before the services are provided, unless telecommunications terminal equipment is subject to
the allowance.
Article 58. (deleted).
Article 59. 1. A provider of publicly available telecommunications services that specifies in
the rules and regulations for the provision of telecommunications services the data referred to
in Article 56 (3) point 6-8 or 10-21 shall be obliged to announce these rules and regulations
publicly by publishing them on its website and deliver to subscribers free of charge with an
agreement for the provision of publicly available telecommunications services, including
connection to a public telecommunications network, as well as at every request from
a subscriber, in a written or electronic form.
2. A provider of publicly available telecommunications services to subscribers that are not
parties to an agreement concluded in a written or electronic form shall be obliged to specify
the scope and conditions for the performance of telecommunications services in the rules and
regulations for the provision of publicly available telecommunications services and to
announce them publicly.
3. A provider of publicly available telecommunications services shall submit the rules and
regulations for the provision of telecommunications services to the President of UKE at every
request within the time limit defined by him/her.
Article 60. The rules and regulations for the provision of publicly available
telecommunications services not requiring an agreement to be concluded in a written or in
electronic form by means of a form made available on the service provider's website should
specify in particular:
1) the name, address and seat of a service provider;
2) the services provided, indicating the elements comprising the monthly rental fee;
3) standard agreement terms, including an indication of the minimum period of duration of
an agreement, if specified;
4) means of payment;