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hire purchase agreement was
developed in the
United Kingdom in the 19th
century to
allow customers with a cash
shortage to make an
expensive purchase...
- to both
personal contract hire and a
traditional hire purchase (buying on installments).
Unlike a
traditional hire purchase,
where the
customer repays...
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Hire-
Purchase Act 1967 (Malay: Akta Sewa Beli 1967), is a
Malaysian law
which enacted to
regulate the form
and contents of
hire-
purchase agreements,...
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rather than
consumer credit as a whole, such as
moneylenders and hire-
purchase agreements.
Following the
report of the
Crowther Committee in 1971 it was...
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lessee can
purchase the
leased item at any time
during the
agreement (in a
traditional lease the
lessee has no such right),
and from a
hire purchase/installment...
- Renting, also
known as
hiring or letting, is an
agreement where a
payment is made for the use of a good,
service or
property owned by
another over a fixed...
- The
Walking Purchase, also
known as the
Walking Treaty, was a 1737
agreement between the
family of
William Penn, the
original proprietor of the Province...
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government made the
heavier rails available for the line
under a
hire and purchase agreement and charged the
company accordingly.
Lambert criticised the state...
- The
Phelps and Gorham Purchase was the sale, in 1788, of a
portion of a
large tract of land in
western New York
State owned by the
Seneca nation of the...
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agreements could be advertised. One of the
objectives of the
Hire-
Purchase Act 1938 had been to make sure that
people entering into a
hire-
purchase agreement...
