Or. Admin. Code § 123-300-1100 - Reimbursement of Claims from Loan Loss Reserve Account
(1) The Department
shall approve a lender's Claim to reimburse the lender for Loss on an Enrolled
Loan in default pursuant to the process and requirements described in OAR
123-300-1000.
(2) The Department
shall reject a Claim if the Department determines that the:
(a) Lender has not completed required
liquidation of the Borrower's assets, realization of claims against the
personal or financial guarantees on the Enrolled Loan, or realization of other
sources as applicable; or
(b)
Representations and warranties provided by the lender at the time of enrollment
of the Qualified Loan, in the liquidation plan, or at the time of a claim for
reimbursement were false.
(3) The liability of the State of Oregon and
the Department under the Agreement is limited to the amount of moneys awarded
and credited to the lender's Loan Loss Reserve Account. All moneys awarded and
credited to the lender's Loan Loss Reserve Account, including all interest
earnings shall be available to pay approved Loss Claims.
(4) When there are insufficient funds in the
Loan Loss Reserve Account to cover the total amount of an approved Loss Claim,
the Department shall authorize payment of an amount equal to the balance of the
Loan Loss Reserve Account. Such payment of the balance shall fully satisfy the
Claim and the lender will have no further rights to receive any other amount
with respect to the Claim.
(5) The
Department shall review Loss Claims in the order it receives them. If a lender
files two or more Loss Claims simultaneously and there are insufficient funds
in the Loan Loss Reserve Account to pay them, then the lender may designate the
order the Loss Claims are to be processed by the Department.
(6) Loan Loss Reserve Accounts without a
balance shall be closed and the lender shall be required to continue reporting
in compliance with its Agreement and OAR 123-300-1300.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 285A.075 & ORS 285B.780 - ORS 285B.799
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 285B.780 - ORS 285B.799 & ORS 706.008
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