184 Associates
Consumer Credit Act 1974 (1974 c 39) | Legislation

Interpretation

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[(1)     A person is an associate of an individual if that person is—

(a)     the individual's husband or wife or civil partner,

(b)     a relative of—

(i)     the individual, or

(ii)     the individual's husband or wife or civil partner, or

(c)     the husband or wife or civil partner of a relative of—

(i)     the individual, or

(ii)     the individual's husband or wife or civil partner.]

(2)     A person is an

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