Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice
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Commentary
Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice provides comprehensive commentary on the UK Consumer Credit Act 1974 and related legislation; as well as Rates and Rebates; Codes of Practice and Guidance Notes; VAT and EC materials; Non-contentious Forms; Contentious Forms; Official Forms; and a Directory.
Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice is a component part of the whole Goode title, which also includes detailed consumer credit related Precedents— Goode: Consumer Credit Precedents and case reports— Goode: Consumer Credit Reports.
Subscribers should also be aware of the availability online of the Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice source.
Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice contains commentary relating to consumer credit law and practice previously set out in Goode: Consumer Credit Law & Practice prior to the consumer credit regime change in April 2014. This ARCHIVE also contains revoked or repealed legislative materials that the General Editor and contributing editorial team felt should be retained for reference purposes but which, due to the limited physical capacity of the hardcopy binders, could only be retained in this online Archive.
The entire Goode title is available online or in print as part of the 5-volume loose-leaf.
For related content see;
Goode: Consumer Credit Precedents here
Goode: Consumer Credit Reports here
Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice here
[Note: All material from the Financial Conduct Authority is reproduced with their kind permission and remains FCA copyright.]
SOURCE CURRENCY
Issue 74 (April 2024)
This Issue of Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice includes updates to the following areas of the title:
UPDATE INFORMATION
Division I - Commentary
Division II - Consumer Credit Act
Division III - Regulations under the Act
Division IV - Financial Services Regulation
Division V - Other statutes
Division VI - Other Statutory Instruments
Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice is a component part of the whole Goode title, which also includes detailed consumer credit related Precedents— Goode: Consumer Credit Precedents and case reports— Goode: Consumer Credit Reports.
Subscribers should also be aware of the availability online of the Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice source.
Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice contains commentary relating to consumer credit law and practice previously set out in Goode: Consumer Credit Law & Practice prior to the consumer credit regime change in April 2014. This ARCHIVE also contains revoked or repealed legislative materials that the General Editor and contributing editorial team felt should be retained for reference purposes but which, due to the limited physical capacity of the hardcopy binders, could only be retained in this online Archive.
The entire Goode title is available online or in print as part of the 5-volume loose-leaf.
For related content see;
Goode: Consumer Credit Precedents here
Goode: Consumer Credit Reports here
Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice here
[Note: All material from the Financial Conduct Authority is reproduced with their kind permission and remains FCA copyright.]
SOURCE CURRENCY
Issue 74 (April 2024)
This Issue of Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice includes updates to the following areas of the title:
UPDATE INFORMATION
Division I - Commentary
- Part IC - Consumer Credit Legislation
Chapter 47
Division II - Consumer Credit Act
- Part IIB - The Consumer Credit Act 1974
Division III - Regulations under the Act
- Part IIIB - Commencement orders
- Part G - Consumer credit and consumer hire agreements
Division IV - Financial Services Regulation
- Part A - Statutory sources other than CCA'74 and Regulations under CCA'74
- Part - Other Regulations under FSMA 2000 or relating to relevant financial services
- Consumer Credit Sourcebook
Division V - Other statutes
- Updating and amendments carried out to this section
Division VI - Other Statutory Instruments
- Part VIA - Statutory Instruments/li>
