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Unenforceable Credit Agreements - Unfair Credit
Some credit agreements are technically unenforceable with regard to UK consumer credit law!
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How to check if yours is one of them!
If you find a possible reason to justify your agreement being unenforceable it is known in some cases as a "loophole" or "technicality".
A credit agreement in the United Kingdom can only be enforced if it complies with the terms of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, (CCA 1974). Any UK credit agreement can be unenforceable if it fails to comply with the Consumer Credit Act 1974 and this actually incorporates both secured and unsecured lending.
Here are just a number of possible reasons that may make YOUR credit agreement unenforceable;
- There is no interest rate
- General details missing such as the number of instalments, due dates, amounts due or amount of credit
- There is no signature present on the credit agreement.
If you require further information regarding the Consumer Credit Act or CCA 1974, please use the link or call us FREE on 0800 018 6868 24 hours a day!
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