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Cover 1 Title 4 Copyright 5 Contents 6 List of contributors 8 Acknowledgements 9 Table of cases 10 Table of legislation 14 Part I Issues and themes 26 1 Consumer law: paternalism, fragmentation and centralised enforcement 28 Part II Functional perspectives 42 2 It’s for your own good: legal paternalism and New Zealand consumer credit laws 44 3 Credit: suitable for one or safe for everyone? 67 4 Responsible lending: consumer protection and prudential regulation perspectives 87 5 Can consumer law solve the problem of complexity in US consumer credit products? 111 Part III Responsible lending and financial exclusion 128 6 Making payday loans safer: the Australian approach to regulating small and medium sized loans 130 7 High-cost credit in the UK: a philosophical justification for government intervention 157 8 Apples and oranges? Responsible mortgage lending in the UK and Australia 178 9 Sorting the sheep from the wolves in sheep’s clothing: defining Community Development Finance Institutions as distinct from fringe lenders in efforts to address financial exclusion 208 Part IV Unfair contract terms 226 10 Unfair contract terms legislation: is it good consumer law? 228 11 The fragility

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Author

Fairweather, Karen, O'Shea, Paul, Grantham, Ross

Published

2016

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction