74 [Expenses which may be paid otherwise than by election agent]
Representation of the People Act 1983 (1983 c 2) | Legislation

74  [Expenses which may be paid otherwise than by election agent]

(1)     The candidate at an election may pay any personal expenses incurred by him on account of or in connection with or incidental to the election, but

[(a)]     the amount which a candidate at a parliamentary election may pay shall not exceed [£600],

[(b)     the amount which a candidate at an election of the Mayor of London may pay shall not exceed £5,000,

(c)     the amount which a candidate at an election of a constituency member of the London Assembly may pay shall not exceed £600, and

(d)     the amount which a candidate to be a London

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