오픈마켓 당사자간의 법률관계에 관한 연구

In the Ontact era, the share of open markets in e-commerce among the various services provided by online platforms is gradually increasing. For example, if an individual searches for the type and price of a mask in the G market and purchases the desired 10 masks using a simple payment service, the multiple parties will go through the steps involved before the mask is delivered to the buyer. First, there is a seller in G market who has signed a mask sale contract with the buyer. Second, there is G Market that provides an online environment for the buyer to search for the seller, Third, there is an electronic payment that provided payment services using the buyer's credit card information, and of course, there is credit card company. Although it is such a complicated online e-commerce transaction, it is not clear what laws and regulations will be applied. There are a number of prior studies related to these issues that have reviewed legal relationships between open markets and sellers and buyers, focusing on the Consumer Protection Act in e-commerce. Also there are studies on the legal relationship between buyers and online shopping malls and electronic payment agencies, focusing on the Electronic Financial Transactions Act. Until now I think that there has been no overall review of these parties. Therefore, in this paper, the legal relationship related to e-commerce, which is centered on open markets, is to be considered in general, focusing on Electronic Financial Transactions Act and Act on the Protection of Consumers in Electronic Commerce. In order to make the issue clearer in reviewing online e-commerce related to multiple parties, open markets and sellers were to be considered only if they were business operators, not individuals, and the payment method for the purchase of goods was studied using simple payment services (using pre-registered credit cards) provided to buyers through Payment Gateway.