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Rebuttable presumptions under the Consumer Credit Act 1974

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Published on: 02 June 2015
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Article summary

Dispute Resolution analysis: When is a borrower estopped by a declaration in a written loan facility agreement from denying that a consumer credit agreement was exempt from regulation under the Consumer Credit Act 1974? Peter Dodge, commercial Chancery litigator with Radcliffe Chambers, examines the decision in Wood v Capital Bridge Finance.

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