Originally posted by cannon999
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But it is a question of evidence. And you miss the point that even if it is a loan, to enforce it may be "unconscionable" - consider the "unfair relationships" provisions of the CCA, which apply to all agreements entered into with individual debtors. They apply to regulated, exempt and completely unregulated
agreements AND consider the effects of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts
Regulations 1999 ("UTCCRs"), which apply to terms in
contracts between a consumer and a provider of services
(such as financial services) or a supplier of goods.
Your view si that there is a "loan" that must be paid...without consideration of all the other matters, both contractual and statutory.
I want to challenge these in court, but having several contractors supporting me, confirming what I was told was the same as that told to them - "similar fact" is the term in evidence, assists us all. BUT I NEED THE OTHER CONTRACTORS FOR mutual collaboration of what we were told, to establish all the facts.
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