Coverage in
United Kingdom
16 regimes in the engine reach United Kingdom, across 12 of the 13 claim families it models.
- Regimes reaching United Kingdom
- 16
- Claim families covered
- 12 / 13
- Entries read off primary lawThe rest are derived from an official page, or unverified and stated without a figure.
- 6 / 16
- Sub-national legal systems carriedDeposit and billing law is frequently state or provincial law, so a national figure alone would flatter the coverage here.
- 5
What reaches you
Every regime in United Kingdom.
Flight disruption1
Rental deposit3
England & Wales — tenancy deposit protection (Housing Act 2004 ss. 213–215)GB-EAWSub-national — United KingdomHousing Act 2004, s. 213Confidence: highNorthern Ireland — tenancy deposit schemes (SR 2012/373, as amended 2023)GB-NIRSub-national — United KingdomTenancy Deposit Schemes Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2012Confidence: mediumScotland — tenancy deposit schemes (SSI 2011/176)GB-SCTSub-national — United KingdomTenancy Deposit Schemes (Scotland) Regulations 2011, reg. 3Confidence: high
Unclaimed property2
United Kingdom — dormant accounts and assets (Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Act 2008)GBNational — United KingdomDormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Act 2008 (c. 31), ss. 1–2Confidence: highEngland & Wales — unclaimed estates and bona vacantia (Administration of Estates Act 1925 s. 46)GB-EAWSub-national — United KingdomAdministration of Estates Act 1925 (c. 23), s. 46(1)(vi)Confidence: medium
Card and bank billing1
Parcel delay2
United Kingdom — delivery of goods, Consumer Rights Act 2015 s. 28GBNational — United KingdomConsumer Rights Act 2015, s. 28Confidence: lowUnited Kingdom — Royal Mail compensation schemeGBNational — United KingdomPostal Services Act 2011 and Royal Mail’s scheme and conditions made under itConfidence: low
How to read a confidence grade
- Confidence: highRead off primary law6
- The trigger and the figure both come from the statute, regulation or convention itself, at the pinpoint cited. Quote it. The citation on the regime page is the text a counterparty has to answer.
- Confidence: mediumDerived or secondary source8
- The law is clear but a threshold or an amount is indexed, converted, or taken from an official regulator page rather than the instrument. The entitlement is sound; treat the exact figure as an opening number and check the current rate.
- Confidence: lowUnverified — no amount stated2
- We could not tie the entry to a source we trust: the regime is in flux, or the only accounts of it are law-firm summaries and press. We state that the regime exists and where to look, and we deliberately state no figure. A gap we admit to is worth more than a number nobody checked.
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