None should think the Supreme Court’s dismissal last week, of credit providers’ appeals against findings their fees were unreasonable, is a ringing endorsement of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003’s (CCCFA) regulation of credit and default fees charged by financiers to consumers under consumer credit contracts. Continue reading “Consumer protection and the rule of law”
Consumer protection and the rule of law
“… a citizen, before committing himself to any course of action, should be able to know in advance what are the legal consequences that will flow from it”
Pheroze Jagose 