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Consumer Credit (Exempt Agreements) Order 1989 [SI 1989 No. 869]Introductory TextArticle 1 Citation, commencement, interpretation and revocationArticle 2 Exemption of certain consumer credit agreements secured on landArticle 3 Exemption of certain consumer credit agreements by reference to the number of payments to be made by the debtorArticle 4 Exemption of certain consumer credit agreements by reference to the rate of the total charge for creditArticle 5 Exemption of certain consumer credit agreements having a connection with a country outside the United KingdomArticle 5AArticle 6 Exemption of certain consumer hire agreementsSchedule 1 Bodies Whose Agreements of the Specified Description are Exempt AgreementsSchedule 1, Part ISchedule 1, Part IISchedule 1, Part IIISchedule 1, Part IVSchedule 2SignatureExplanatory Note
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Version status: Revoked | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Version date: 26 July 2013 - onwards
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Article 4 Exemption of certain consumer credit agreements by reference to the rate of the total charge for credit

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