90 Retaking of protected hire-purchase etc goods
Consumer Credit Act 1974 (1974 c 39) | Legislation

Further restriction of remedies for default

90  Retaking of protected hire-purchase etc goods

(1)     At any time when—

(a)     the debtor is in breach of a regulated hire-purchase or a regulated conditional sale agreement relating to goods, and

(b)     the debtor has paid to the creditor one-third or more of the total price of the goods, and

(c)     the property in the goods remains in the creditor,

the creditor is not entitled to recover possession of the goods from the debtor except on

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