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Duties Act 2001
sec.130EWhat is a financial asset
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### sec.130E What is a financial asset
A financial asset is any of the following—
a loan, including any security for the loan;
a credit card account;
a hire purchase agreement;
a chattel lease, whether finance or operating;
a vehicle dealer floor plan agreement;
the rights of a financier that are—
usually conferred in relation to an asset mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e) ; and
incidental to the asset.
In this section—
credit card account means an account kept by a credit card provider for a credit card holder recording the balance of account between the provider and the holder for credit card transactions for the holder’s credit card.
credit card transaction means a debit or adjustment to a credit card holder’s credit card account that—
is for—
a payment by a credit card provider to a merchant to whom the holder’s credit card is produced; or
a cash advance made by a credit card provider to, or at the direction of, the holder; and
involves the giving of credit by the provider or an adjustment of credit previously given by the provider.
s 130E ins 2002 No. 65 s 14 (retro)
amd 2004 No. 15 s 3 sch
(sec.130E-ssec.1) A financial asset is any of the following— a loan, including any security for the loan; a credit card account; a hire purchase agreement; a chattel lease, whether finance or operating; a vehicle dealer floor plan agreement; the rights of a financier that are— usually conferred in relation to an asset mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e) ; and incidental to the asset.
(sec.130E-ssec.2) In this section— credit card account means an account kept by a credit card provider for a credit card holder recording the balance of account between the provider and the holder for credit card transactions for the holder’s credit card. credit card transaction means a debit or adjustment to a credit card holder’s credit card account that— is for— a payment by a credit card provider to a merchant to whom the holder’s credit card is produced; or a cash advance made by a credit card provider to, or at the direction of, the holder; and involves the giving of credit by the provider or an adjustment of credit previously given by the provider.
- (a) a loan, including any security for the loan;
- (b) a credit card account;
- (c) a hire purchase agreement;
- (d) a chattel lease, whether finance or operating;
- (e) a vehicle dealer floor plan agreement;
- (f) the rights of a financier that are— (i) usually conferred in relation to an asset mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e) ; and (ii) incidental to the asset.
- (i) usually conferred in relation to an asset mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e) ; and
- (ii) incidental to the asset.
- (i) usually conferred in relation to an asset mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e) ; and
- (ii) incidental to the asset.
- (a) is for— (i) a payment by a credit card provider to a merchant to whom the holder’s credit card is produced; or (ii) a cash advance made by a credit card provider to, or at the direction of, the holder; and
- (i) a payment by a credit card provider to a merchant to whom the holder’s credit card is produced; or
- (ii) a cash advance made by a credit card provider to, or at the direction of, the holder; and
- (b) involves the giving of credit by the provider or an adjustment of credit previously given by the provider.
- (i) a payment by a credit card provider to a merchant to whom the holder’s credit card is produced; or
- (ii) a cash advance made by a credit card provider to, or at the direction of, the holder; and