Nev. Admin. Code § 675.030 - Requests for payment; ledger cards
1. Requests for
payment must be made only to those obligated on the loan contract.
2. Collection attempts through written or
printed communication, sent by mail, must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope.
3. The ledger card must
indicate when an account has been placed for collection or legal action taken.
It must also indicate whether judgment was obtained, together with the date and
the amount of the judgment.
4. On
prepaid accounts, the ledger card must clearly indicate the amount rebated,
both for interest and for insurance.
5. Adequate records which will enable the
Commissioner of Financial Institutions to reconcile outstanding balances must
be maintained in each licensed office.
6. If there no longer is an outstanding
indebtedness from the borrower to the licensee, there must be delivered to the
borrower by the licensee a termination statement as required by the Uniform
Commercial Code (chapter 104 of NRS). Such delivery is necessary even though
the Uniform Commercial Code under such circumstances does not require delivery
of a termination statement unless the borrower makes a written demand upon the
secured party for a termination statement.
7. If ledger cards or similar records for
loan accounts and installment sale contract accounts are commingled in a
licensee's files, there must be a system by which such cards may be readily
identified one from the other, such as being of different colors or having
corners of different colors. All of such cards must bear the date of the
contract and must identify the type of transaction reflected on them.
Notes
NRS 675.170, 675.250
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