Today, there are higher intentions on protecting the rights of consumers, both at national and European level. Consumers often enter into contracts without knowing what rights they have and how to protect them. Often the conclusion of business relations between the consumer and trader takes place outside the buisness premisess of the trader. Contracts negotiated away from business premisess of the trader are governed in a Consumer Protection Act together with the contracts concluded at a distance. At the end of 20th century it was adopted Directive 85/577/EEZ from 20 December 1985. for the protection of consumers in contracts negotiated away from business premisess of the trader who is originally edited such contractual relations. Then the latest Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and Council of 25 October 2011., abolished previously mentioned Directive and Directive 97/77/ EEC on the protection of consumers in respect of distance contracts. In order to simplify the rules and eliminate defects, these two Directives were repleced by Directive 2011/83 EU. Besides Consumer Protection Act, which governs this type of contract, for our domestic law is important to mention the Ordinance on the content and form of notification of the right of the consumer to the unilateral termination of contracts negotiated at the distance and away from business premisess. While I was writing this article I tried analyze the provisions of the Act, supported by the practice of the Court and explain the purpose of entering into this type of contract. Thus, the main intention of this work was to describe the rights and obligations of the consumer and the trader, way of conclusion, the conclusion of assumptions and effects of unilateral termination of contracts away from business premisess of the trader.