Law of Property Act 1925: Primary legislation governing the transfer of property and instruments creating debt obligations in England and Wales. Relevant for the formal requirements of creating a legally binding promissory note.

Bills of Exchange Act 1882: While not directly governing promissory notes, contains important provisions about negotiable instruments that inform the legal framework for promissory notes.

Consumer Credit Act 1974: Regulates credit agreements and provides consumer protection measures. Particularly relevant if the promissory note is between a private seller and a consumer.

Limitation Act 1980: Establishes statutory time limits for enforcing debt obligations, typically 6 years for simple contracts. Critical for understanding enforcement timeframes of the promissory note.

Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977: Ensures contract terms are fair and reasonable, particularly important when one party is a consumer. Helps prevent unfair advantage in contractual relationships.

Consumer Rights Act 2015: Provides consumer protection in business-to-consumer transactions, focusing on fairness and transparency in contractual terms.

Road Traffic Act 1988: Contains specific requirements regarding vehicle ownership transfer and documentation. Essential for ensuring compliance with vehicle-specific regulations.

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000: Relevant if the promissory note arrangement could be considered a regulated financial product. Ensures compliance with financial services regulations.