About us
The Consumer Credit Appeals Tribunal hears appeals arising from adverse licensing decisions of the Office of Fair Trading under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, including decisions to suspend or revoke a consumer credit licence and also from certain decisions of the OFT under the Money Laundering Regulations 2007.
Both the Office of Fair Trading and the Appellant have the opportunity to present their case before the Tribunal. Appeals to the Tribunal are usually heard by a panel consisting of a Chairman and two wing members. Once the Tribunal has made its decision the parties will be notified accordingly.
The Tribunal is part of the Tribunals Service, an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice and is administered from Bedford Square, London.
