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Law of Property Act 1925: Governs property law in England and Wales, including charges over property, rights of occupancy, and legal interests in property. Essential for establishing the legal framework for property-related aspects of the spouse consent.

Family Law Act 1996: Covers matrimonial home rights and protection of spouse's interests in the family home. Important for ensuring the consenting spouse's rights are properly addressed and protected.

Matrimonial Causes Act 1973: Deals with potential future claims on matrimonial assets and financial interests of spouses. Relevant for understanding the implications of consent on future matrimonial proceedings.

Consumer Credit Act 1974: Regulates consumer credit agreements and provides consumer protection measures. Applicable if the loan falls under consumer credit regulations.

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000: Establishes regulatory framework for financial institutions and services. Relevant when the loan is provided by a regulated financial institution.

Human Rights Act 1998: Protects fundamental rights including right to respect for private and family life and protection of property rights. Must be considered to ensure consent doesn't violate basic rights.

Money Laundering Regulations 2017: Sets requirements for financial transactions and due diligence obligations. Important for compliance with anti-money laundering requirements in loan transactions.

Mental Capacity Act 2005: Ensures the consenting spouse has capacity to understand and give consent, and provides protection for vulnerable individuals. Critical for validity of consent.