Delaware § 3101-3131 - §§ 3101-3131. Definitions; license to make secondary mortgage loan; qualifications of licensee; application for license; issuance or refusal of license; procedure on refusal of license; license; contents; fee for application, investigation and license; licensee bond; abatement of license fee; suspension; revocation; refusal of license; procedure; grounds; surrender of license; term of license; reinstatement; investigation by Commissioner; issuance of subpoena by Commissioner; enforcement of Commissioner’s subpoena in Superior Court; maintenance of books and records by licensee; period of retention of records by licensee; prescription of information to be shown in licensee books; prohibition of secondary mortgage not made or offered in accordance with this chapter; interest; maximum service charges; instrument evidencing loan; contents; statement of account; supplied to borrower; prepayment; requirement that prior mortgage holders refuse to make loan; false or misleading advertising prohibited; penalties for violation of chapter; enforceability of loan not made in compliance with this chapter; rules and regulations; power of Commissioner to make; exclusion of certain institutions from operation of chapter [Repealed].
Full text of Delaware Delaware Code § 3101-3131 — §§ 3101-3131. Definitions; license to make secondary mortgage loan; qualifications of licensee; application for license; issuance or refusal of license; procedure on refusal of license; license; contents; fee for application, investigation and license; licensee bond; abatement of license fee; suspension; revocation; refusal of license; procedure; grounds; surrender of license; term of license; reinstatement; investigation by Commissioner; issuance of subpoena by Commissioner; enforcement of Commissioner’s subpoena in Superior Court; maintenance of books and records by licensee; period of retention of records by licensee; prescription of information to be shown in licensee books; prohibition of secondary mortgage not made or offered in accordance with this chapter; interest; maximum service charges; instrument evidencing loan; contents; statement of account; supplied to borrower; prepayment; requirement that prior mortgage holders refuse to make loan; false or misleading advertising prohibited; penalties for violation of chapter; enforceability of loan not made in compliance with this chapter; rules and regulations; power of Commissioner to make; exclusion of certain institutions from operation of chapter [Repealed]., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 3101-3131. §§ 3101-3131. Definitions; license to make secondary mortgage loan; qualifications of licensee; application for license; issuance or refusal of license; procedure on refusal of license; license; contents; fee for application, investigation and license; licensee bond; abatement of license fee; suspension; revocation; refusal of license; procedure; grounds; surrender of license; term of license; reinstatement; investigation by Commissioner; issuance of subpoena by Commissioner; enforcement of Commissioner’s subpoena in Superior Court; maintenance of books and records by licensee; period of retention of records by licensee; prescription of information to be shown in licensee books; prohibition of secondary mortgage not made or offered in accordance with this chapter; interest; maximum service charges; instrument evidencing loan; contents; statement of account; supplied to borrower; prepayment; requirement that prior mortgage holders refuse to make loan; false or misleading advertising prohibited; penalties for violation of chapter; enforceability of loan not made in compliance with this chapter; rules and regulations; power of Commissioner to make; exclusion of certain institutions from operation of chapter [Repealed].
Repealed by 66 Del. Laws, c. 22, § 1, eff. July 1, 1987.
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Section 3101-3131 ("§§ 3101-3131. Definitions; license to make secondary mortgage loan; qualifications of licensee; application for license; issuance or refusal of license; procedure on refusal of license; license; contents; fee for application, investigation and license; licensee bond; abatement of license fee; suspension; revocation; refusal of license; procedure; grounds; surrender of license; term of license; reinstatement; investigation by Commissioner; issuance of subpoena by Commissioner; enforcement of Commissioner’s subpoena in Superior Court; maintenance of books and records by licensee; period of retention of records by licensee; prescription of information to be shown in licensee books; prohibition of secondary mortgage not made or offered in accordance with this chapter; interest; maximum service charges; instrument evidencing loan; contents; statement of account; supplied to borrower; prepayment; requirement that prior mortgage holders refuse to make loan; false or misleading advertising prohibited; penalties for violation of chapter; enforceability of loan not made in compliance with this chapter; rules and regulations; power of Commissioner to make; exclusion of certain institutions from operation of chapter [Repealed].") is part of the Delaware Code, the codified statutory law of Delaware. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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