Consumer Credit Act 1974
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114 Pawn-receipts.
(1) At the time he receives the article, a person who takes any article in pawn under a regulated agreement shall give to the person from whom he receives it a receipt in the prescribed form (a “pawn-receipt ”). (2) A person who takes any article in pawn from an individual whom he knows to be, or who appears to be and is, a minor commits an offence. (3) This section and sections 117 to 122 do not apply to— (a) a pledge of documents of title or of bearer bonds, or (b) a non-commercial agreement.
114 Pawn-receipts.
(1) At the time he receives the article, a person who takes any article in pawn under a regulated agreement shall give to the person from whom he receives it a receipt in the prescribed form (a “pawn-receipt ”). (2) A person who takes any article in pawn from an individual whom he knows to be, or who appears to be and is, a minor commits an offence. (3) This section and sections 117 to 122 do not apply to— (a) a pledge of documents of title or of bearer bonds, or (b) a non-commercial agreement.
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