Introduction The Consumer Safety Act 1978 was an important legislative step in fostering consumer protection. While its goals are commendable, it is essential to weigh its strengths and limitations critically.…
Introduction As consumer markets globalize, different jurisdictions have enacted diverse sets of regulations to protect consumer interests. This article places the UK’s Consumer Protection Act 1987 in a global context,…
Introduction Enacted over three decades ago, the Consumer Protection Act 1987 (CPA) remains a cornerstone of consumer rights in the United Kingdom. Building upon prior regulations, it aims to…
Introduction While the Consumer Protection Act 1987 serves as a landmark statute for consumer rights in the UK, it is not without its limitations. This article critically examines the Act’s…
Introduction The Consumer Credit Act 2006 (CCA) serves as a pivotal legislative instrument in the United Kingdom, regulating consumer credit and related activities. Amending the Consumer Credit Act 1974,…
