Utah § 49-21-409 - Violations -- Penalties.
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§ 49-21-409. Violations -- Penalties.
49-21-409. Violations -- Penalties.
In addition to other remedies provided in this title, if an eligible employee knowingly makes a material misrepresentation to the program or knowingly fails to disclose the award or receipt of amounts to the program as required under Section 49-21-402, the program may:
| (1) | suspend the monthly disability benefits to the eligible employee; |
| (2) | terminate all monthly disability benefits to the eligible employee; |
| (3) | terminate or cancel any other benefits provided under this title during a period of total disability; or |
| (4) | require the eligible employee to repay the amount of any overpayment resulting from the violation to the program. |
Enacted by Chapter 34, 2017 General Session
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Section 49-21-409 ("Violations -- Penalties.") is part of the Utah Code, the codified statutory law of Utah. 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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