Consumer Credit Act 1974
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135 Power to impose conditions, or suspend operation of order.
(1) If it considers it just to do so, the court may in an order made by it in relation to a regulated agreement include provisions— (a) making the operation of any term of the order conditional on the doing of specified acts by any party to the proceedings; (b) suspending the operation of any term of the order either— (i) until such time as the court subsequently directs, or (ii) until the occurrence of a specified act or omission. (2) The court shall not suspend the operation of a term requiring the delivery up of goods by any person unless satisfied that the goods are in his possession or control. (3) In the case of a consumer hire agreement, the court shall not so use its powers under subsection (1)(b) as to extend the period for which, under the terms of the agreement, the hirer is entitled to possession of the goods to which the agreement relates. (4) On the application of any person affected by a provision included under subsection (1), the court may vary the provision.
135 Power to impose conditions, or suspend operation of order.
(1) If it considers it just to do so, the court may in an order made by it in relation to a regulated agreement include provisions— (a) making the operation of any term of the order conditional on the doing of specified acts by any party to the proceedings; (b) suspending the operation of any term of the order either— (i) until such time as the court subsequently directs, or (ii) until the occurrence of a specified act or omission. (2) The court shall not suspend the operation of a term requiring the delivery up of goods by any person unless satisfied that the goods are in his possession or control. (3) In the case of a consumer hire agreement, the court shall not so use its powers under subsection (1)(b) as to extend the period for which, under the terms of the agreement, the hirer is entitled to possession of the goods to which the agreement relates. (4) On the application of any person affected by a provision included under subsection (1), the court may vary the provision.
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