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Consumer Credit Act 2006

Section 63: Disapplication of section 101 of the 1974 Act

105.Section 63 inserts a new subsection (8A) into section 101 of the 1974 Act. That section provides the hirer under a regulated consumer hire agreement with a power to terminate the agreement by giving notice as prescribed by subsections (3) to (6) of the section. Subsection 101(8) of the 1974 Act gives the OFT power to exempt specific agreements from this provision on application by a person carrying on a consumer hire business if it appears to the OFT that it would be in the interests of hirers to do so. The new subsection 101(8A) provides that the OFT may by general notice direct that section 101 does not apply to any consumer hire agreement falling within a specified description subject to such conditions as it may specify. Such a direction may only be given if it appears to the OFT that it is in the interests of hirers to do so.

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