Course description
Over a decade since its introduction, the unfair relationship provisions of s.140 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 have proved to be a fertile backdrop for litigation.
This webinar will explore its history, key provisions, and important case law. It will allow those involved in consumer credit legislation to have a greater understanding and recognition of what an unfair relationship is and when it might apply.
It is presented by Fiona Hayles, managing director at Hyperian Law, who has specialised in financial sector litigation for over 18 years. Be sure to tune in and benefit from her expertise.
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Introduction
Over a decade since its introduction, the unfair relationship provisions of s.140 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 have proved to be a fertile backdrop for litigation.
This webinar will explore its history, key provisions, and important case law.
It will allow those involved in consumer credit legislation to have a greater understanding and recognition of what an unfair relationship is and when it might apply.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- History and background to s.140 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974
- Extortionate credit bargains and the need for reform
- S.140:
- The new test
- Effective dates
- Relevant court provisions
- Extent and exclusions
- Burden of proof
- What is unfairness?
- Overview of case law
- Limitation
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