Introduction The Consumer Credit Act 1974 (CCA) has long been regarded as a pivotal piece of legislation that governs consumer credit agreements in the United Kingdom. Despite subsequent amendments,…
Introduction The Consumer Credit Act 1974 was a landmark legislation for its time. However, like any other law, it has its strengths and limitations, which this article seeks to critically…
Introduction Consumer credit laws vary widely across jurisdictions, reflecting different market conditions and consumer protection philosophies. This article examines the UK’s Consumer Credit Act 1974 within a global context, comparing…
Introduction The Consumer Safety Act 1978 remains one of the foundational legal frameworks governing consumer protection in the United Kingdom. Established in a time preceding the digital age, this legislation…
Introduction Consumer safety laws are ever more critical in a globalizing world where products are sourced from various jurisdictions. This article positions the UK’s Consumer Safety Act 1978 in a…
