money-lender definition
money-lender means a person who is—
money-lender means a person who, whether as principal or agent, carries on the business of money lending, as defined by the Act, or purchases loans, whether or not such person's business involves any other type of business activities;
money-lender means a person whose main or subsidiary occupation is the business of advancing and realizing loans in the State.
More Definitions of money-lender
money-lender means any business providing short term loans or cheque cashing services, excluding chartered banks, trust companies and credit unions.
money-lender means a person whose main or subsidiary occupation is the business of advancing and realising loans or acceptance of deposits in the course of such business and includes any person appointed by him to be in charge of a
money-lender means a person whose main or subsidiary occu pation is the business of advancing and realising loans or acceptance of deposits in the course of such business and includes any person appointed by him to be in charge of a branch office or branch offices or a liaison office or any other office by whatever name called, of his principal place of business and a pawn broker, but does not include—"
money-lender means a person, other than the Federal or Provincial Government or a financial institution, who lends money on interest or deals in interest based transactions and includes any person appointed by him to be in charge of a branch office or branch offices or a liaison office or any other office by whatever name called, of his principal place of business and a pawn broker who carries on the business of taking goods and chattels in pawn or pledge for a loan, offering payday loans, small personal loans or credit chits.
money-lender means a person whose main subsidiary occupation is the business of advancing and realizing loans, and includes a pawn broker, but does not include―
money-lender. " means:-—
money-lender means- (a) any person who is granting or has granted a loan of a sum of money to a prospective borrower or to a borrower in terms of a money lending transaction; (b) any person to whom, whether by delegation, cession or otherwise, the rights or the rights and obligations of a moneylender in respect of a money lending transaction have passed; (c) the holder of an instrument of debt executed in respect of a money lending transaction; (d) any manager; [Definition of "moneylender" substituted by sec 1(l) of Act 90 of 1980.]