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Law of Property Act 1925: Primary legislation governing real property and security interests. Defines legal requirements for creating charges over property and fundamental principles of property law.

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000: Regulatory framework for financial services and markets in the UK. Essential consideration for financial institutions involved in secured lending and cross-collateral arrangements.

Consumer Credit Act 1974: Legislation governing consumer credit arrangements. Must be considered if any of the collateralized obligations involve consumer credit facilities or consumer protection measures.

Land Registration Act 2002: Legislation governing the registration of land and charges. Critical for cases where registered land is used as collateral in the agreement.

FCA Regulations: Financial Conduct Authority regulations, including conduct of business rules. Particularly relevant if regulated entities are parties to the agreement.

PRA Requirements: Prudential Regulation Authority requirements, including capital adequacy requirements for regulated financial institutions involved in secured lending.

Common Law Principles: Established legal principles covering security interests, contractual obligations, and equitable principles relevant to cross-collateral arrangements.

Companies Act 2006: Corporate law framework relevant when corporate entities are involved, including requirements for registration of company charges.

Enterprise Act 2002: Legislation governing enforcement of security and insolvency provisions, crucial for understanding enforcement rights in cross-collateral situations.

European Retained Law: Relevant EU regulations retained in UK law post-Brexit, including provisions relating to financial collateral arrangements.