The SCJN has determined that abusive clauses in adhesion contracts entered into with banking institutions, which stipulate a right to collect credits from any account other than the one originally contracted, must be declared null and void.
These clauses are contrary to the content of paragraphs IV and V of the General Provisions on Abusive Clauses in Adhesion Contracts issued by the National Commission for the Protection and Defense of Users of Financial Services, and are equivalent to a forced execution contrary to human rights, property rights, due process and the protection of consumer interests in terms of Article 28 of the Mexican Constitution.
