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  1. Consumer Credit Act, 1995 (No. 24)
  2. Part VIII Provisions Relating to Moneylending (ss. 92-114B)
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Part VIII Provisions Relating to Moneylending (ss. 92-114B)

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In force
 92. Application and interpretation of Part VIII.
Partly in force
 93. Moneylender's licence.
In force
 94. Obligation on moneylender to display licence.
In force
 94A. Term of loan under high cost credit agreement
In force
 95. "Moneylending agreement" to be stated in agreement.
In force
 96. Moneylender's licence not to be altered or falsified.
In force
 97. Moneylender to issue authorisation to persons engaging in moneylending on his behalf off business premises.
In force
 98. Prohibition on engaging in business of moneylending without licence.
In force
 98A. Maximum interest rates
In force
 99. Loan or other credit to be advanced in full.
In force
 100. Repayment book.
In force
 101. Records to be maintained by moneylender.
In force
 102. Prohibition on charges for expenses on loans by moneylenders.
Repealed
 103. Moneylending agreements which include a collection charge.
In force
 104. Presumption.
In force
 105. Powers of entry of Garda Síochána.
In force
 106. Search warrants.
In force
 107. Prohibition on possession of documents belonging to another person for moneylending.
In force
 108. Obligation to produce to member of Garda Síochána moneylender's licence or authorisation.
In force
 109. Powers of arrest.
In force
 110. Prohibition on collecting repayments at certain times.
In force
 111. Prohibition on selling goods while collecting repayments.
In force
 112. Prohibition on increased charges for credit on default.
In force
 113. Continuity of licences granted under Moneylenders Act, 1933.
In force
 114. Certain persons not to be regarded as moneylenders.
In force
 114A. Provision of information by Bank to Minister
In force
 114B. Transitional provisions arising from Consumer Credit (Amendment) Act 2022
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