Consumer Credit Act 1974
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95B Compensatory amount: green deal finance
(1) This section applies where— (a) a regulated consumer credit agreement provides for the rate of interest on the credit to be fixed for a period of time (“the fixed rate period”), (b) the agreement is a green deal plan (within the meaning of section 1 of the Energy Act 2011) which is of a duration specified for the purposes of this section in regulations, and (c) under section 94 the debtor discharges all or part of his indebtedness during the fixed rate period. (2) The creditor may claim an amount equal to the cost which the creditor has incurred as a result only of the debtor's indebtedness being discharged during the fixed rate period if— (a) the amount of the payment under section 94 is not paid from the proceeds of a contract of payment protection insurance, and (b) such other conditions as may be specified for the purposes of this section in regulations are satisfied. (3) The amount in subsection (2)— (a) must be fair, (b) must be objectively justified, (c) must be calculated by the creditor in accordance with provision made for the purposes of this section in regulations, and (d) must not exceed the total amount of interest that would have been paid by the debtor under the agreement in the period from the date on which the debtor makes the payment under section 94 to the date fixed by the agreement for the discharge of the indebtedness of the debtor. (4) If a creditor could claim under either section 95A or this section, the creditor may choose under which section to claim.
95B Compensatory amount: green deal finance
(1) This section applies where— (a) a regulated consumer credit agreement provides for the rate of interest on the credit to be fixed for a period of time (“the fixed rate period”), (b) the agreement is a green deal plan (within the meaning of section 1 of the Energy Act 2011) which is of a duration specified for the purposes of this section in regulations, and (c) under section 94 the debtor discharges all or part of his indebtedness during the fixed rate period. (2) The creditor may claim an amount equal to the cost which the creditor has incurred as a result only of the debtor's indebtedness being discharged during the fixed rate period if— (a) the amount of the payment under section 94 is not paid from the proceeds of a contract of payment protection insurance, and (b) such other conditions as may be specified for the purposes of this section in regulations are satisfied. (3) The amount in subsection (2)— (a) must be fair, (b) must be objectively justified, (c) must be calculated by the creditor in accordance with provision made for the purposes of this section in regulations, and (d) must not exceed the total amount of interest that would have been paid by the debtor under the agreement in the period from the date on which the debtor makes the payment under section 94 to the date fixed by the agreement for the discharge of the indebtedness of the debtor. (4) If a creditor could claim under either section 95A or this section, the creditor may choose under which section to claim.
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